Threat Modeling & Security by Design
Identify design-level security risks and embed protection directly into application and system architectures.
Identify design-level security risks and embed protection directly into application and system architectures.
Prevent security flaws by addressing threats during design, not after deployment.
Identify potential attack scenarios across applications and systems using structured STRIDE, PASTA, and OWASP workshops.
Assess architectural designs to uncover security weaknesses introduced by new features before development progresses.
Design practical security mitigations that convert identified threats into secure patterns and compensating controls.
Validate architecture decisions through security-by-design reviews covering diagrams, workflows, data flows, and components.
Define clear, actionable security requirements, translating threat insights into implementable engineering expectations.
Integrate threat modeling outcomes into CI/CD pipelines, sprint workflows, and security-focused acceptance criteria.
Expertise, innovation, scalability, security, and proven success.
Proven Expertise
Applying security-by-design practices across complex systems for over 14 years.
Client First
Threat modeling tailored to your architecture, not generic templates.
Skilled Team
Practitioners experienced in design reviews, risk analysis, and secure architecture.
Trusted Partner
Ongoing support as systems, features, and threats evolve.
Business Focused
Design decisions aligned with risk impact and delivery priorities.
Reliable Delivery
Clear outputs that architects and engineers can act on confidently.
Design systems with security built into architecture, workflows, and development decisions.
Success,
in their own words.
President, CRO and COO
Dorothy AI
CEO
The Clearvue Ltd
CTO
Vestaplus
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Threat modeling is most effective during system design, feature planning, and major architecture changes.
No. Existing systems can also benefit when introducing new features or redesigning components.
No. Sessions are guided to ensure architects, developers, and product teams can actively participate.
Findings are documented as risks, mitigations, and security requirements that teams can track and implement.
Threat insights are embedded into sprints, pipelines, and acceptance criteria to support secure delivery.
