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STRIDE threat modeling for web apps is performed by analyzing data-flow diagrams to identify spoofing, tampering, repudiation, information disclosure, denial of service, and elevation of privilege risks. This toolkit provides workflows to systematically map and score those threats using STRIDE and DREAD methodologies.

A secure code review for authentication and authorization includes inspecting session management, access control logic, and cryptography patterns. This toolkit provides reference practices to evaluate these mechanisms and identify vulnerabilities during the software development lifecycle.

Yes, vulnerability analysis is supported for web apps, APIs, cloud services, and container environments. The toolkit provides guidance for both automated and manual testing to identify and mitigate security risks across these platforms.

OWASP guidance is supported for security architecture design, incorporating defense-in-depth and Zero Trust patterns. It helps security teams apply structured security architecture principles to mitigate risks early in the software lifecycle.

The best way to start a security audit is by running a STRIDE threat analysis on your project to identify system threats and vulnerabilities. This establishes a baseline security posture for further vulnerability assessments and secure code reviews.

Incident response and security remediation are supported through dedicated security tooling references. These references provide practical guidance for addressing identified threats and vulnerabilities during and after a security incident.