Threat Modeling

Threat modeling has become an indispensable part of any modern organization’s security strategy. It allows deep analysis of potential threats, identifying and assessing them before they are exploited by potential attackers.
A proactive approach to threat identification enables organizations not only to respond, but more importantly to anticipate and minimize risks. In an environment where cyber-attacks evolve and adapt in unpredictable ways, threat modeling is key to staying ahead of potential threats.
In short, threat modeling is not only a risk assessment tool, but more importantly, the foundation of an effective defense strategy in the dynamic world of cyber-security.
During the work, activities are performed to identify and probabilize potential threats to possibly all critical business processes of an enterprise.

Service Description:

In terms of work, the following activities will be carried out:

Phase 1 – Surveys and meetings with employees of critical business processes aimed at identifying

  • Critical business and/or IT processes supported by systems/applications,
  • Hardware and software infrastructure of the process,
  • Functions, operations and dependencies on other processes whose security level is particularly critical to the operation of the company.

Stage 2 – Identification and analysis of attack scenarios

  • Identify threats that could negatively impact the organization’s business and/or IT processes,
  • Determination of attack scenarios, based on the results of threat modeling to be carried out as part of the planned work.

The tasks performed during the work are based on international security standards, in accordance with OWASP/Microsoft/STRIDE/CVSS recommendations.
Why is threat modeling crucial in today’s digital world?
In today’s fast-paced digital world, businesses face ever-evolving threats. Attacks on IT systems have unfortunately become commonplace, and the consequences can be catastrophic both financially and reputationally.

Statistics on attacks

  • More than 60% of small businesses that have experienced a major security breach go out of business within 6 months of the incident.
  • Costs related to data breaches have increased 12% over the past five years, reaching an average of $3.9 million per incident.
  • Ransomware attacks have increased by 300% over the past year, and the average ransom demand is now over $100,000.

How can threat modeling help?
Threat modeling allows organizations to gain a deep understanding of potential vulnerabilities in their systems and processes. This enables companies to:

  • Proactively identify and patch security vulnerabilities before they become a target for attackers.
  • Better understand and assess the risks associated with different types of threats, allowing resources to be directed to where they are needed most.
  • Build more resilient systems and applications that are less vulnerable to attacks.
  • Increase the trust of customers and business partners, knowing that their data is protected in the best possible way.

In the face of these statistics and the benefits of threat modeling, it becomes clear that it is not only recommended, but essential for any business looking to protect itself in today’s complex cyber security landscape.

Customer benefits:

Provide organizations with an understanding and patching of security vulnerabilities, assessing risks, and building resilient systems and applications to increase trust with customers and business partners.

For whom it is intended:

The service is aimed at companies that want to protect their IT systems in the face of rapidly changing cyber threats.

Application examples:

Ideal for companies facing growing cyber security challenges and looking to build robust, attack-resistant IT structures.

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