security-threat-model

Generate a threat model by providing a repository or path context to anchor the analysis to code and data flows. The workflow maps assets, entry points, and trust boundaries to produce an evidence-backed risk assessment report with mitigations.

Repo-tied AppSec threat modeling is an evidence-backed risk assessment anchored to repository code and data flows. You need it to ground security analyses in concrete attacker goals, abuse paths, and prioritized mitigations rather than theoretical risks.

Map trust boundaries and entry points by invoking the threat-model workflow on a repository context. It analyzes real-world usage and data flows to explicitly articulate attacker goals, abuse paths, and prioritized risk reasoning.

Yes, you can use repository evidence to identify abuse paths and prioritize mitigations. The workflow generates a concise report including repo-relative focus paths, concrete attacker goals, and structured recommendations based on likelihood and impact reasoning.

Scope an AppSec review by running the threat-model workflow to generate repo-relative focus paths. The structured workflow progresses from system modeling to focused review, yielding actionable recommendations for targeted security analysis.

Threat modeling works without external dependencies, requiring only a repository or path context to start. The workflow autonomously extracts evidence from the repo to map assets, data flows, and trust boundaries for an initial report.