security-requirement-extraction

To convert threat models into testable security requirements, you upload the threat model and system context to generate concrete requirements complete with IDs, acceptance criteria, test cases, and traceable references.

Security requirements traceability links each generated requirement to specific threat references and compliance references, ensuring risk remediation actions are verifiable during audits and security design reviews.

Yes, you can map identified threats to specific security domains like authentication, authorization, data protection, and auditing, producing functional, non-functional, and constraint requirements tailored to each domain.

Generating user stories and test specs from a threat modeling session requires providing business context alongside the model, which yields traceable test cases and acceptance criteria for development teams.

Yes, providing business context alongside the threat model is necessary to translate risk analysis into concrete, actionable security requirements that align with development priorities and compliance goals.

The best way to structure security requirements for compliance audits is generating each with a unique ID, priority, rationale, acceptance criteria, and compliance references to ensure complete traceability.