With everything moving online, it has become necessary for organizations to stay up to date on the latest cybersecurity threats to their organization. A cybersecurity threat is any malicious activity whose intent is to damage or disrupt digital systems. Common cyber threats include computer viruses, data breaches, and Denial of Service attacks. This is where threat modeling, an important component of the Cyber Threat Intelligence program, comes into play. Threat modeling is a risk analysis method where potential threats are identified, enumerated, and countermeasures developed. The primary purpose of threat modeling is to provide a systematic analysis of what needs to be included in the policies formed to mitigate the threat.
Now that you realize the need for it, how does one go about threat modeling? Currently, there exist numerous threat modeling methodologies, each with its pros and cons. These can be combined in order to provide a more complete overlook of the entire system. One of the major keys to an effective risk management policy is the identification of risks relative to business goals and assets.
Why Trike?
Trike is a unified methodology for carrying out security…
