threat-modeling-features

Apply threat modeling to new software features by using the STRIDE framework to identify assets, define trust boundaries across web and API surfaces, map attack paths, and document mitigations before implementation begins.

STRIDE-based threat assessment is a structured method to anticipate security attacks before code is written, helping teams scope protection boundaries, map mitigations for auth and payments, and ensure secure releases during feature design.

Define trust boundaries for attack surface mapping during feature design, code reviews, and incident post-mortems to accurately scope what assets need protection across web and API integrations before identifying mitigations.

Yes, you can use threat modeling for admin tooling and payment integrations by mapping specific attack paths against those assets, defining trust boundaries, and documenting mitigations during security reviews.

The best way to identify security threats before code is written is running a STRIDE-based threat assessment to map attack paths, scope trust boundaries, and document mitigations proactively during the feature design phase.