security-threat-model

Repo-grounded threat modeling anchors every architectural claim to specific paths, files, or artifacts in your codebase. It identifies entry points, trust boundaries, assets, and data flows to reduce blind spots from generic checklists.

Threat modeling for codebases distinguishes production behavior from build and development tooling. This separation ensures security assessments accurately map potential adversarial paths across both runtime components and CI environments.

Security threat prioritization evaluates each finding with explicit likelihood and impact justifications. This approach provides actionable threat reports with concrete mitigations tied to specific components and trust boundaries.

The best way to assess AppSec risks is through repository-grounded analysis that maps potential adversarial paths. This method covers runtime components and CI tooling while providing prioritized threats with explicit mitigations.

You need a threat model covering entry points and trust boundaries to identify project-specific risks. Grounding the analysis in repository evidence ensures findings accurately reflect your actual data flows and architectural assumptions.