Threat Modeling — The Short Version

Threat Modeling — The Short Version

Threat Modeling is the structured practice of identifying and prioritizing potential threats and vulnerabilities, and the prioritization of mitigations to protect assets, including confidential data and intellectual property. Read More
Threat Modeling — The Short Version

What Is DevSecOps?

DevSecOps – short for development, security and operations – combines separate traditional development, security and operations functions to increase the security of applications and digital services Read More
Vulnerability Disclosures Rise to Meet Federal Requirements

Vulnerability Disclosures Rise to Meet Federal Requirements

For all its other security milestones, 2021 was the year that vulnerability disclosures began to get their due, taking on greater importance across all sectors, but particularly in government where valid submissions rose 1,000% and in financial services and software,...
How Does Threat Modeling Work in Software Development?

How Does Threat Modeling Work in Software Development?

Question: How does risk modeling work in software improvement? Archie Agarwal, founder and CEO, ThreatModeler: Threat modeling is the method of figuring out potential threats and taking motion to forestall them. We all do that in some kind, from shopping for a greater...
Vulnerability Disclosures Rise to Meet Federal Requirements

API Security, Ransomware Top 2022 Threats

Companies are looking for ways to reduce the risks from cyberattacks and 2022 looks to be the year organizations accept that security must become an adaptable, changeable system within the business and overhaul their legacy static approaches accordingly. Read...