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Threat Modeling Presentation covers identifying, analyzing, and mitigating potential threats in systems and applications. It helps organizations visualize attack paths, prioritize risks, strengthen defenses, and implement proactive security strategies, ensuring resilience against evolving cyber thre...


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Threat Modeling Explained A Guide for Everyone – Business Leaders, Engineers, Security Teams, and Students

What is Threat Modeling? - Structured approach to identifying, analyzing, and mitigating threats - Think like an attacker to protect assets - Proactive defense instead of reactive fixes - Analogy: Securing a bank before a heist

How Threat Modeling Works 1. Identify Assets – what needs protection 2. Identify Threats – who could attack 3. Analyze Vulnerabilities – how attacks could happen 4. Prioritize & Mitigate – apply security controls

Popular Frameworks - STRIDE (Microsoft): Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Info Disclosure, DoS, Elevation of Privilege - PASTA: Risk-based, attacker mindset - OCTAVE: Focus on business impact - MITRE ATT&CK: Real-world attacker techniques

Key Considerations - Scope & Context: App, system, enterprise - Assets: Classify sensitive vs. non-sensitive - Adversaries: Script kiddies, insiders, nation-states - Tech Stack: Cloud, on-prem, hybrid - Lifecycle: Integrate early & continuously - Regulations: GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOX

Example: Mobile Banking App Assets: Customer accounts, personal data Threats: Spoofing, tampering, data leakage Mitigations: MFA, TLS encryption, anomaly detection Tie-In: Fintech startups rely on STRIDE for compliance

Example: Cloud Infrastructure Assets: VMs, customer databases Threats: Misconfigured storage, insider abuse, DoS Mitigations: IAM least privilege, CSPM, autoscaling Tie-In: Capital One AWS breach (2019) due to misconfiguration

Example: Manufacturing IoT Systems Assets: Smart factory sensors Threats: Malware, DoS on production line Mitigations: Auth, secure updates, network segmentation Tie-In: Colonial Pipeline (2021) raised OT security awareness

Business Value of Threat Modeling - Prevention is cheaper than post-breach fixes - Builds compliance readiness - Strengthens customer trust - Improves resilience against ransomware & cloud risks

How Organizations Can Deploy 1. Train dev, ops & security teams 2. Use tools: Microsoft TMT, OWASP Threat Dragon, IriusRisk 3. Integrate into SDLC & DevOps 4. Run cross-functional workshops 5. Update models as systems evolve
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