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Threat Modeling to Visualize, Validate, and Mitigate Attack Paths

Apply threat modeling to apps or systems to map risks, model attacks, and accelerate compliance

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UNDERSTANDING REQUIREMENTS

Why Threat Modeling Matters?

Threat modeling proactively uncovers exploitable flaws and provides compliance-ready evidence. It’s practical risk management that reduces technical debt, accelerates certification, and prevents costly post-release remediation.

Design Secure Systems

Security is cheaper in design than production

  • Prevent costly breaches through early design
  • Catch systemic flaws before deployment

Secure Existing Environments

It’s not just for new designs and deployments

  • Eliminate hidden risks in legacy systems
  • Modernize outdated controls for resilience

Support Enterprise Scope

Threat modeling scales

  • Uncover cross-system trust and data leaks
  • Strengthen visibility across complex environments

Protect Business and M&A

Design flaws and risks delay deals

  • Accelerate due diligence with secure design
  • Reduce acquisition risk and remediation cost

Risk-Based Engineering Prioritization

Make security decisions with quantified tradeoffs

  • Focus resources on highest business impact
  • Prevent downtime through data-driven prioritization
WHATS INCLUDED

Software Secured’s Threat Modeling

Threat Modeling identifies critical assets, attack surfaces, and exploitable design flaws, producing actionable abuse cases and prioritized mitigations your engineering team can implement quickly.

Asset and Scope Definition

Set precise boundaries so testing is focused

  • Ensure testing targets highest-value assets
  • Clarify ownership for remediation actions

Structured Threat Enumeration

Systematically surface realistic attack scenarios

  • Reveal prioritized threats for focused defenses
  • Inform mitigations with structured attack models

Scenario and Abuse Case Development

Translate threats into step-by-step attack narratives

  • Show concrete impacts on confidentiality, integrity, availability
  • Provide reproducible test cases for engineers

Risk Prioritization and Mitigation Guidance

Rank risks by likelihood and business impact

  • Direct remediation where it reduces risk
  • Deliver actionable fixes engineers can implement

Risk Tracking and Reporting

Turn findings into executive and engineering workflows

  • Communicate risk clearly in business terms
  • Integrate tickets into existing developer workflows
OUR VALUE

What sets Software Secured Apart

Expert Adversary Perspective

Our consultants think like attackers

  • Expose flaws automated tools overlook
  • Build realistic scenarios engineers can trust

Developer-Ready Deliverables

Gaps engineers can close quickly

  • Provide clear mitigations and affected assets
  • Deliver visual models with prioritized fixes

Accurate Risk Mapping

Provides actionable visibility for leadership

  • Centralize threat models for ongoing tracking
  • Link risks to assets and data flows

Scalable to Your Scope

Apply threat modeling where it matters

  • Adapt to single apps or enterprises
  • Cover both new and legacy systems
CASE STUDIES

Real Results

“We were able to use the reports from Software Secured to demonstrate to our board we had reduced the threat level on the risk registry."

Steven Barry, VP Information Technology - CIRA
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high growth startups, scaleups and SMB trust Software Secured

"Their team delivered on time and was quick to respond to any questions."

August Rosedale, Chief Technology Officer
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METHODOLOGY

Our Threat Modeling Process

We make it easy to start. Our team handles the heavy lifting so you can focus on keeping your attack surface protected without the headaches.

01

Consultation Meeting. Our consultants span five time zones. Meetings booked within 3 days.

02

Customized Quote. Pricing tailored to the number of systems in scope. Quotes delivered within 48 hours.

03

Threat Modelling Scheduling. Testing aligned to your team’s availability. Scheduling within 3-6 weeks - sometimes sooner.

04

Onboarding. Know what to expect thanks to Portal and automated Slack notifications. Onboarding within 24-48 hours.

05

Pentest Execution. Seamless kickoff, and minimal disruption during active testing. Report within 48-72 hours of pentest completion.

06

Support. Read out reports included and suggested improvements.

“I was impressed at how thorough the test plan was, and how "deep" some of the issues were that their testing uncovered. Also, the onboarding process was simple and painless: they were able to articulate exactly what they needed from us, and showed a clear understanding of the product they would be testing during our initial demo”

Justin Mathews, Director of R&D
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When should we perform threat modeling?

The design phase delivers maximum value, but it’s equally effective on existing systems or during major feature changes.

Which methodologies do you use?

We apply STRIDE depending on your architecture and goals, always balancing technical depth with business priorities.

How actionable are the findings?

Each threat scenario includes attacker perspective, affected assets, impact analysis, and prioritized mitigations developers can implement immediately.

What scope can threat modeling cover?

It can be applied to a single application, a multi-component system, or an enterprise-wide architecture with applications, assets, and people.

How does this differ from penetration testing?

Penetration testing validates deployed systems. Threat modeling identifies design flaws earlier, preventing vulnerabilities before code is written or deployed.