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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The MITRE ATT&CK framework, launched in 2015, has become the de facto method for cataloging attacks and understanding an organization's defensive capabilities. This information is also useful to risk ...

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, ...

One noteworthy element of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's recent Recommended Minimum Standard for Vendor or Developer Verification of Code is the prominence given to threat ...

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 ...

Archie Agarwal shares experience and insights on how to move threat modeling from a confusing exercise to a powerful tool for security leaders Do you threat model? If so, when and how do you use it?

In today's digital environment, with AI entering digital spaces, traditional security measures like firewalls are no longer enough to defend applications, especially those that integrate AI-driven ...

Financial services firms are fighting off increasingly sophisticated identity-based attacks intent on stealing billions and disrupting transactions, ultimately destroying trust that took years to ...