About ThreatModeler® Software, Inc.
The Evolution of Threat Modeling
Like everything else in technology, threat modeling continues to evolve. What started out as engineers doing ad hoc threat modeling, evolved into data flow diagrams built by security experts. And that worked for a while, but it has its limitations. It’s time intensive to manually identify threats and mitigations, and it offers no integration into the software development lifecycle. But worst of all, it’s unscalable.
For threat modeling to be scalable, it can’t be held hostage by security experts. The future of threat modeling is a self-service model where developers do their own threat modeling. But, develops are generally not security experts. So, what’s the answer?
Threat Modeling for the Modern World
Imagine a threat model that is more representative of today’s complex architectures. One that depicts how a hacker moves through your system, identifying where they’ll attack, and more importantly, what controls are required to mitigate it.
Now imagine if your developers could use this threat modeling tool in-house, with little to no security expertise, little to no learning curve and without the needleless expense of an outside security consultant.
How is that possible? By using the same language and diagrams to model threats that developers already use. By making threat modeling just another step in the software development lifecycle.
Data flow diagrams don’t do a good job of modeling threats in modern system architectures. And hiring outside security consultants to create custom threat models doesn’t scale. The answer is ThreatModeler software.
A Scalable Enterprise Threat Modeling Platform
ThreatModeler software was created to address the shortcomings of data flow diagrams, bring threat modeling capabilities in-house and make it scalable. The vision for ThreatModeler software is to be able to model ALL the threats, automatically, with no security expertise required. And we think we’ve done that.
Threat Modeling can do More Than you Think
ThreatModeler software enables you to design in security from the start, in lock step with your DevOps workflow. And the ThreatModeler platform can do more than you think. Here are just a few examples:
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EXECUTIVE TEAM
Archie Agarwal
CEO
A leader in automated threat modeling and an active participant in the OWASP community, Archie drives ThreatModeler’s mission to simplify cybersecurity for global enterprises. When not fine tuning VAST methodology for Threat Modeling, Archie can be found watching Cricket and working on his next break-through methodology – a scalable approach to help his daughter with math homework!
Karen Higgins
CFO
With over 30 years in financial strategy, Karen’s expertise has guided the growth of top cybersecurity and tech companies. When she’s not balancing budgets, she’s perfecting her latest baking recipe—her financials might be serious, but her cookies are pure joy.
Pratik Thakker
COO
Pratik has over a decade of cybersecurity and technology experience, with a focus on driving growth across tech startups. A true foodie, Pratik brings his passion for great flavors to his work, serving up operational efficiency with a dash of creativity.
Mike LeBlanc
CRO
An engineer turned revenue leader, Mike has a knack for building high-performing sales teams and hitting home runs in revenue growth by focusing on the customer. When he’s not leading sales, he’s at the baseball field, cheering with the same passion he brings to the boardroom.
Krishna Bala
CTO
Krishna is a tech visionary with 20+ years in software, AI, and data engineering, making him the perfect fit to lead ThreatModeler’s innovation. Outside of coding brilliance, he loves long walks with his wife in New York City.
Anthony Lombardo
VP of Marketing
With a career spanning technology and demand generation, Anthony drives ThreatModeler’s marketing strategy with precision. When he’s not crafting campaigns, he’s crafting wine, blending his early coding skills with creativity to create a vintage worth celebrating.
Your Next Step
The cyber threat landscape changes daily. The only chance you have is a threat modeler that keeps up with those changes in real time. ThreatModeler software can help you do that whether your application is on premises or in the cloud.
If you already understand the benefits of threat modeling, but want a solution more comprehensive and secure than a simple data flow diagram, we’d like to show you how easy it is to do that with a ThreatModeler demo.