ThreatModeler

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CompanyThreatModeler
Company size10 - 49 employees
Websitehttp://www.threatmodeler.com

NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS

For the past decade, ThreatModeler has been a continual innovator in the threat modeling space. As more businesses realize the need for more holistic IT infrastructure and application security, they are turning to threat modeling to better understand their attack surface and mitigate security threats. ThreatModeler’s automated solution saves on time-cost efforts to improve on their security posture.

ThreatModeler uses the VAST methodology, which was created by the ThreatModeler CEO and Founder, Archie Agarwal. VAST stands for visual, agile, simple threat modeling and fulfills more requirements for organizations to achieve security and compliance requirements.

How we are different

Automation – ThreatModeler provides continuous updates with Threat and Vulnerability intelligence compiled from authoritative resources, such as OWASP, CAPEC and the CIS, et al. Quickly build threat models in one click. For advanced users, build threat models on a blank slate.


Integration – ThreatModeler integration with AWS, Azure and Jira removes the guesswork from creating threat models and makes security issue ticketing a cinch.


Collaboration – Comment, set priorities and generate reports filtered with the right information to make informed decisions.


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