security-review

STRIDE threat modeling for embedded systems is performed by running a security review on a specific feature, which applies tailored STRIDE checks to identify and prioritize security risks. The tool auto-detects your embedded domain context to provide relevant threat assessments.

Yes, you can run threat modeling on an MCU or MPU firmware update feature. The tool automatically detects the embedded domain context and applies targeted security assessments to surface threats and remediation steps for critical bootloader and firmware features.

You filter threat modeling results by confidence level using the optional --confidence flag when starting your security review. This filters the analysis output to exclude false positives and ensures only high-confidence threats and clear mitigations are returned.

The best way to assess security risks for embedded bootloaders is using domain-aware threat modeling that applies tailored STRIDE checks. This approach early in the development lifecycle surfaces specific threats, prioritizes risks, and provides clear mitigation steps for bootloader implementations.

Yes, embedded threat modeling supports WPF projects alongside MCU and MPU contexts. The analysis tool auto-detects the domain and applies STRIDE threat modeling checks specifically tailored to the detected project context for accurate security risk triage.