AWS Microservices Architecture

Description: Microservices architecture is a method of developing software applications as a suite of independently deployable, small, modular services. A central idea of a microservices architecture is to split functionalities into cohesive “verticals”—not by technological layers, but by implementing a specific domain. This Threat Model depicts a reference architecture for a typical microservices application on AWS.

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Example of AWS Microservices Architecture

About ThreatModeler

ThreatModeler is an automated threat modeling tool that strengthens an enterprise’s SDLC by identifying, predicting and defining threats across all applications and devices in the operational IT stack. This automated platform works with all types of computing environments.

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ThreatModeler

ThreatModeler revolutionizes threat modeling during the design phase by automatically analyzing potential attack surfaces. Harness our patented functionalities to make critical architectural decisions and fortify your security posture.

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CloudModeler

Threat modeling remains essential even after deploying workloads, given the constantly evolving landscape of cloud development and digital transformation. CloudModeler not only connects to your live cloud environment but also accurately represents the current state, enabling precise modeling of your future state

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DevOps Engineers can reclaim a full (security-driven) sprint with IAC-Assist, which streamlines the implementation of vital security policies by automatically generating threat models through its intuitive designer.

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