Three Pillars of a Scalable Threat Modeling Practice
When threat modeling methodologies first moved from theory to application in the early 2000s, completing one model for every 40 hours of personnel resource was considered acceptable. Increasingly, internal compliance, external regulatory pressures and financial...
ThreatModeler at DHS Annual Cybersecurity Summit – Bug Bounty Hunters Discussed
On Friday, September 20, 2019, the Cyber Tech Accord invited ThreatModeler to speak on its panel appearing at the 2nd Annual Cybersecurity Summit. Alex Bauert, CISSP, CSSLP – ThreatModeler’s Senior Director of Threat Research – sat alongside esteemed Tech Accord panel...
What an AWS Well-Architected Framework Should Look Like
For organizations looking to improve on operational efficiencies, more and more CIOs are migrating to the cloud. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the most trusted, reliable cloud service providers with the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud. In order to build an AWS...
Cut Risk Analysis Costs Through Automated Threat Modeling
Here at ThreatModeler HQ, we’ve had conversations with customers recently, each telling a similar story. Business owners are signing exceptions to launch products without conducting a complete risk analysis. The reason? Project leaders invested time in manual threat...
