Collaborative Threat Modelling
guided by artificial intelligence
Run structured threat modelling sessions with your development team. The AI asks the right questions, identifies threats per data flow, and generates a complete report — no security experts required in the room.
How it works
Four AI-guided steps — from context to threat report.
Context
The AI interviews the team about the feature or microservice under analysis — system type, user profiles, and execution environment.
Data Flows
Mapping what transits the system — data categories, external systems, storage and communication channels.
Trust Boundaries
Analysis of authentication mechanisms, authorisation model, privileged profiles and public endpoints without authentication.
STRIDE Analysis
The AI maps threats per data flow using STRIDE, with references to the Security Guides framework (SG01–SG13) and questions for team discussion.
Why use it
Threat modelling stops being an academic exercise and becomes a team practice.
Educational by nature
The team learns about security while analysing their own system. The AI questions are guided and explained — no prior security knowledge required.
Structured methodology
STRIDE + Security Guides (SG01–SG13). Each threat is classified, mapped to specific controls, and presented with concrete questions for the system context.
Complete exportable report
Word document with data flows, identified threats, recommended mitigations and the action plan filled in by the team — risk, owner and status.
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