Concerns about software security have been with us since the early days of modern computing. Within software security, we have used threat modeling as a security activity to analyze meaningful threats ...

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Application threat modeling has gotten a bad rap over the years. Security leaders looking to implement application threat modeling with their product teams must contend with stakeholders who see it as ...

Cyber preparedness is no longer an option — it’s a necessity. More IT leaders are allocating resources toward defensive measures, and 60% of businesses are increasingly concerned about phishing, ...

The cybercriminal underground has increasingly shifted to an ecosystem of ultraspecialization, which has put threat analysts behind the eight ball. Current approaches to threat modeling and analysis ...

Penny Chase, IT and cybersecurity integrator at MITRE (left) and Margie Zuk, senior principal cybersecurity engineer at MITRE (right) When applying threat modeling for medical devices, it is important ...

Recognizing the value of threat modeling, a process that helps identify potential risks and threats to a business's applications, systems and other resources, is easy enough. By providing ...

There's been a flood of news about OpenAI's new GPT-3 Chatbot. For all the very real critiques, it does an astounding and interesting job of producing reasonable responses. What does it mean for ...

Automated threat modeling solution startup ThreatModeler Software Inc. today launched the Threat Model Marketplace, a cybersecurity asset marketplace offering pre-built, field-tested threat models.

IriusRisk, a threat modeling platform, today announced that it raised $29 million in a Series B funding round led by Paladin Capital Group with participation from BrightPixel Capital, SwanLab Venture ...

Labeling adversary activity with ATT&CK techniques is a tried-and-true method for classifying behavior. But it rarely tells defenders how those behaviors are executed in real environments.