Threat Modeling & Risk Assessments
Learn how to fit threat modeling in modern enterprise application life cycle environments. Leverage our platform to operationalize your risk assessment process.
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Read FlipbookEvolving Threat Modeling for Agility and Business Value
Traditional threat modeling approaches are no longer scalable or accurate in an agile, cloud-based, microservices world. How can we evolve threat modeling to fit DevSecOps processes?
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5:08Watch Video451 Research: Why Automation Is the Ultimate Shift Left Approach to Building Secure Applications Quickly
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Read ArticleEvolving Threat Modeling to Fit DevOps
Many security teams still use data flow diagrams to build security into applications. But, is that the right threat modeling approach for security?
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Read FlipbookThreat Modeling: Finding the Best Approach for Your Organization
The idea behind threat modeling is simple; avoiding software flaws is more secure than fixing vulnerabilities. Learn how you can scale this approach across your organization.
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Read FlipbookLeading Financial Services Firm Strengthens Application Security with SD Elements
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Modernizing Risk Assessments with SD Elements
Learn how we helped one of our clients transform their risk assessment process and bring down the remediation and audit management costs.
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Read ArticleLeveraging Corporate Best Practices in Threat Modeling
Smart organizations understand that taking a proactive approach to security and providing engineering with the tools and responsibility for building secure software is more effective.
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Read FlipbookDesigning NextGen Threat Identification Solutions
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Read ArticlePodcast: Automate Manual Security, Risk, and Compliance Processes in Software Development
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Read ArticleScaling Threat Modeling for Secure DevOps
See a comparison between traditional and automated threat modeling approaches. Learn how automation can enhance security at a much faster pace.
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Read FlipbookShifting Towards Scalable Threat Modeling
Threat modeling is a core activity in the process of building technology that can be trusted, allowing for the critical analysis of applications, using security and engineering resources.
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Read ArticleManaging Risk at Scale: Does the Modern Software Company Have Room for Threat Modeling (Part 2)
Threat modeling shouldn't be a roadblock to your application development process, but help you strengthen product security and improve time to market.
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Read ArticleManaging Risk at Scale: Does the Modern Software Company Have Room for Threat Modeling (Part 1)
Is threat modeling a roadblock for security in your organization when it should be an enabler? If it is, you’re not the only one.
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Read FlipbookScaling Software Risk Assessments
Organizations face many challenges while conducting risk assessments, and scaling manual assessments is not always a reasonable option. Learn how you can achieve scale and speed with SD Elements.
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Read ArticleScaling Risk Assessments for Applications
Risk assessments are integral to the modern organization’s success, but they’re also time-consuming and difficult to manage. Learn how you can scale threat risk assessments in your organization.
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Read FlipbookEasy Threat Modeling with SD Elements
Learn how our expert platform can automate threat modeling in your organization.
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Read ArticleThreat model at scale: How to go from policy to execution
Security expert, Altaz Valani's guidance on how to build cyber-resilience through threat modeling.
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Read ArticleThe Modern Day Approach to Threat Modeling
Traditional threat modeling is struggling to find a place in application security today. Learn how organizations are automating the process to improve security.
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Read ArticleScaling Threat Modeling to Mitigate Potential Risks
The process of threat modeling can be expensive and time-consuming. Learn how you can scale threat modeling to your entire application portfolio.
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Read FlipbookSD Elements in the Modern Enterprise
Our expert platform, SD Elements, fills a handful of security gaps in the modern enterprise. Learn about its use cases here.
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