threat-mitigation-mapping

Threat mitigation mapping connects identified threats to applicable security controls and mitigations to enable risk-driven remediation planning. It generates a consolidated mitigation plan by computing coverage and gaps across networks, applications, and data architectures.

Evaluating security control coverage gaps uses defined data models for Threat and SecurityControl to compute existing coverage and identify missing mitigations. This process highlights defense-in-depth vulnerabilities and proposes a prioritized roadmap for risk reduction.

Yes, defense-in-depth remediation roadmaps can be generated across enterprise networks, applications, and data environments. The mapping computes threat coverage, identifies security architecture gaps, and outputs a prioritized risk treatment plan for security teams.

Yes, a threat mitigation mapping process requires a pre-existing set of identified threats from threat modeling or risk assessment activities. It maps those identified threats to applicable security controls and generates a mitigation plan for your threat model.

Threat mapping supports security architecture reviews by bridging identified threats to actionable security controls and mitigations. It defines data models for MitigationPlan and SecurityControl to compute coverage, identify gaps, and propose a prioritized risk reduction roadmap.