by threatmodeler | Jun 8, 2022 | Blog, Cloud security, Cloud Threat Modeling, Enterprise Threat Modeling, Security
Cybersecurity was challenging enough when software and systems resided on your physical hardware and on your premises. Then along came the cloud. There’s no doubt about the benefits of deploying in the cloud. There are low startup costs, no hardware maintenance, quick...
by threatmodeler | Jan 24, 2022 | Cloud security, DevOps, Recent News
While there is actually a great deal of overlap between threat assessment and threat modeling in terms of their ultimate objective, they are different in terms of their scope. As NIST is quick to point out, “The assessment process is an information-gathering activity,...
by threatmodeler | Jan 17, 2022 | Cloud security, DevOps, Recent News
When it comes to a cybersecurity checklist, admittedly you could have just a single item on your list: Identify your risks and mitigate them. In some ways, it really is that simple. And it applies to processes as well as technology. As an example, take a corporate...
by threatmodeler | Jan 10, 2022 | Cloud security, DevOps, Recent News
A new year, a new set of cyber threats. Are you prepared? The only thing we know for sure is that cybercriminals will never stop. In this article, we’ll briefly summarize some predictions for security threats for the coming year and one thing you can do to prepare....
by threatmodeler | Dec 13, 2021 | Cloud security, DevOps, Recent News
When it comes to developing software, everyone pretty much agrees it’s a good idea to know where the vulnerabilities are in the software BEFORE you deploy it. And using threat modeling is certainly a good option for identifying those vulnerabilities. In the years...
by threatmodeler | Dec 6, 2021 | Cloud security, DevOps, Recent News
Now that AWS: reInvent 2021 in Las Vegas has wrapped up, it’s time to look back and see what the highlights were. What were the top stories? The #1 Story at AWS:reInvent There were plenty of stories at the show. From improved processors (i.e., Graviton 3), to IoT...
