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Threat Modeling Best Practices
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Fundamentally, threat modeling consists of learning how to identify assets, classify threats, and integrate security analysis into the development life cycle as a continuous practice rather than a one-time exercise. We’ve covered the essential mechanics of threat modeling, such as creating architectural diagrams, applying frameworks such as STRIDE, documenting assumptions, and iterating on threat models as systems evolve. These foundational skills represent the current state of threat modeling practice in most organizations today, where security analysis often requires specialized expertise and happens at discrete points in the development process. However, the landscape of product development, deployment, and security is changing, and threat modeling must change with it.
The future of threat modeling is being shaped by several converging forces that are transforming how we approach security analysis. Cloud-native architectures, AI integration...
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