threat-model-generator

Automate threat modeling by supplying system context and asset inventory to generate a complete threat model. The process identifies assets, enumerates STRIDE threats, maps mitigations, and calculates residual risk for software systems.

STRIDE-based threat enumeration categorizes security threats into Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information Disclosure, Denial of Service, and Elevation of Privilege. You need it during early software development lifecycles to identify and mitigate security risks proactively.

Calculate residual risk by mapping proposed mitigations to identified STRIDE threats and computing the remaining risk after controls are applied. This requires classifying assets, prioritizing risks, and documenting mitigations within the threat model.

Yes, you can generate a standard threat-model document from a risk assessment. The output covers asset identification, threat enumeration, mitigation mapping, and residual risk computation across the reviewed software architecture.

Threat modeling works by applying the STRIDE methodology directly to system assets and interactions without dedicated security tools. You supply the system context and asset inventory to produce structured threat enumeration and mitigation documentation.

Prioritize security mitigations by classifying assets and calculating residual risk after mapping controls to STRIDE threats. This approach guides mitigation efforts by focusing on interactions with the highest remaining risk in the architecture.