security-threat-model

Repo-grounded threat modeling anchors architectural claims to concrete evidence from your codebase, commits, and references. It scopes the model to the repository's real usage, identifying assets, trust boundaries, entry points, and mitigations for reproducible risk assessment.

Repo-grounded threat modeling is a risk analysis technique that maps assets, trust boundaries, and attacker capabilities directly to evidence in your codebase. It replaces ad hoc AppSec reviews with reproducible, evidence-backed threat prioritization.

Threat modeling scopes your repository's real usage to enumerate trust boundaries, entry points, and attacker capabilities. It anchors these architectural claims to concrete evidence from the code, commits, and references for precise risk assessment.

Repo-grounded threat modeling delivers prioritized threats with likelihood, impact, assets impacted, existing controls, gaps, and concrete mitigations. This AppSec prioritization is tailored to your repository and suitable for follow-up security review.

Threat modeling evaluates your repository's real usage to identify existing controls and security gaps. It delivers an actionable threat model highlighting missing mitigations anchored to concrete evidence from the codebase and references.

Repo-grounded threat modeling produces an actionable threat model tailored to your repository for AppSec teams. It anchors architectural claims to codebase evidence, enumerating abuse paths and mitigations suitable for follow-up review.