security-threat-model

To generate a repository-grounded threat model, analyze your codebase to map trust boundaries, identify entry points, and pinpoint specific abuse paths. This anchors every architectural claim to concrete file paths and code symbols.

Architectural risk assessment is needed during security reviews or when onboarding a new service. It identifies concrete abuse paths like privilege escalation or data exfiltration, bridging the gap between generic checklists and actual codebase realities.

Identify abuse paths by analyzing your application architecture for realistic attacker goals such as privilege escalation, data exfiltration, and integrity compromise. This analysis focuses on actual architectural realities rather than theoretical vulnerabilities.

Repository threat modeling supports prioritized mitigation planning by generating evidence-backed security analysis. It maps trust boundaries and entry points within your codebase to produce a prioritized list of necessary mitigations.

Codebase-grounded threat models address specific architectural realities by anchoring claims to repository file paths and code symbols. Generic security checklists lack this evidence-based mapping to actual trust boundaries and concrete abuse paths within the code.