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One of the keys to scaling Threat Modeling across a business is to create a standard library of Threats and Countermeasures. IriusRisk’s security team explains how to manage this process.

Enterprise organisations are turning to high availability (HA) infrastructure to maximise uptime and speed, withstand crashes and failures, and secure access to critical applications.

IriusRisk provides a threat modeling platform based on threat patterns and diagrams. With the new support for OAuth 2.0 in our threat libraries, IriusRisk now includes the following new components with their associated threat patterns:

We welcome any initiative that brings DevSecOps practices to the forefront, so it is great to see that NIST is truly unifying these efforts.

Our knowledgeable security department were soon tasked with researching security around serverless. The precise term for serverless itself is a little fraught to define...

Having so many conversations with engineering security teams across the globe, patterns and similarities begin to emerge and there is one particular trend that threads through most companies.

For the sake of your user’s safety and your company’s reputation, let’s look at what threat modeling is, why you should care, and how to implement it, even in agile environments.

High-quality threat modeling tools have a solid ROI and allow us to scale and track changes in our increasingly dynamic environments.

The key to simplification is to break down an application into individual architectural patterns – for example the registration form – and ask ourselves pertinent questions in relation to GDPR.