Application Threat Modeling
Threats to your application found and ranked while the design can still change.
- Cadence
- Per application or major release
- Pricing
- Scoped to your environment after the assessment.
- Family
- Cloud and application
The problem
Security reviews happen after the code ships, when fixes are expensive. Design decisions that expose data are made without anyone asking how they could be abused.
What you get
- A threat model for each application or feature in scope
- Threats ranked by likelihood and impact
- Recommended controls for each threat
- Tickets your engineers can pick up
How it works
We build the agents in your environment, connected to your tools, and hand them to your team.
Step 1: Share the design
Architecture diagrams, read-only repository access, or a walkthrough with your engineers.
Step 2: Agents map the system
Components, data flows, and trust boundaries drafted from what you share.
Step 3: An expert models the threats
Threats identified and ranked, with controls for each.
Step 4: You approve any change
You choose which controls to build, and we write the tickets for your approval. Every approval is logged.
Access the agents need
- Read-only access to the repositories in scope, for example a read-only GitHub or GitLab token
- Architecture diagrams or design documents you choose to share
What we never do
- We never push code or change repository settings.
- We don't keep your data after the engagement ends.
The full access model is on the security and trust page.
Related services
- Vulnerability SLA Tracking
Who owes which patch, and since when.
- WAF and Logging Posture Review
Coverage gaps at your edge and in your logs.
Questions about Application Threat Modeling?
Tell us what you run and what you need, and we will reply with next steps.