security-threat-model

To generate a threat model from your code repository, provide the repository context and scope. The analysis identifies assets, trust boundaries, and abuse paths, outputting a structured report with a risk table and Mermaid diagram.

Repository-grounded AppSec threat modeling is a security analysis technique that anchors identified threats, attacker capabilities, and mitigations directly to evidence within your codebase rather than relying on theoretical architecture diagrams.

Yes, you can use this threat modeling approach for architecture reviews and incident investigations. It scopes the analysis to specific project paths to identify entry points, assets, and concrete mitigations.

To map trust boundaries and abuse paths, the analysis aligns detected attacker capabilities with repository evidence. It produces prioritized abuse-path scenarios and concrete mitigations mapped to the identified edges and assets.

The best way to visualize security risks in a codebase is to generate a compact Mermaid diagram. This diagram is included in a structured report alongside a risk table and prioritized threats anchored to your repository evidence.

No, repository-grounded threat modeling requires no external dependencies or components. You simply provide the repository context or project path to start the AppSec risk assessment and generate the evidence-backed report.