Introduction
Threat modeling is a systematic framework by which IT professionals can classify possible security threats and vulnerabilities, measure the magnitude of each one, and prioritize attack prevention and IT resource protection techniques.
A security expert’s ultimate goal is to protect confidential information from unauthorized access. Regulations and administration also enabled companies to meet such requirements in the new digital world to prevent violations that cause economic losses. We handle different threats to information security. The danger is defined as a potential hazard that could exploit security breach vulnerability and cause damage. Threat modeling is designed to identify all potential threats in the early phase of software systems as an aligned and systematic approach and is used to defend systems from vulnerabilities. Threat modeling gathers the context information that is used in the form of external dependencies.
Threat Modeling Approaches
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