security-threat-model

To generate a threat model, provide the repository root and scope. The analysis enumerates assets, trust boundaries, attacker capabilities, and concrete abuse paths for the codebase.

Repository-grounded threat modeling anchors architectural claims to concrete repo evidence like files, paths, and configurations. It enables security engineers to derive focused, evidence-based risk insights specific to the codebase.

Assess AppSec risk by enumerating assets, trust boundaries, attacker goals, and concrete abuse paths. The threat model evaluates likelihood, impact, existing mitigations, and gaps for each identified threat.

Yes, the threat model provides practical mitigations with targeted evidence anchors from the repository. It outputs explicit assumptions, evidence anchors, and remediation guidance for stakeholders.

Yes, provide the repository root and scope to generate a tailored threat model for AppSec review. The analysis targets appsec risk specific to the repository and its critical paths.

Threat models lack concrete evidence when not anchored to repository files, paths, symbols, and configurations. This approach targets appsec risk by enumerating assets and abuse paths with targeted evidence anchors from the repo.