security-threat-model

Repo-grounded threat modeling anchors security analysis directly to evidence from the codebase. It maps trust boundaries, assets, and entry points to specific repository paths to prioritize risk and enable focused AppSec review.

You document abuse paths and attacker capabilities by mapping them to evidence-backed repository paths. This process identifies data flows and access controls to enumerate concrete threats and produce structured mitigations for security review.

Yes, you can generate a repository-focused threat model without external dependencies. The analysis scopes trust boundaries and assets directly from the codebase architecture to produce structured security reports with prioritized mitigations.

The best way to prioritize security risks is by enumerating abuse paths against identified assets and trust boundaries. This approach focuses AppSec review on high-risk code paths and yields actionable mitigations based on codebase evidence.

Yes, threat modeling explicitly documents open questions and assumptions alongside identified threats. This ensures security and engineering teams understand the context of the risk prioritization and can validate mitigations accurately.