Security & Privacy / Threat Modeling
Threat Model Team
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When to reach for this
Checking your own security posture before someone else does.
- Reviewing configuration, permissions or exposed secrets
- Writing a threat model for a system you are building
- Understanding a vulnerability notice and what to do about it
- Area
- Threat Modeling
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- Difficulty
- easy
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What it does
Build a lightweight threat model for a team process — e.g. the engineering team's on-call rotation and handoff process.
How to use
Describe the system's components, data flows, and trust boundaries. Bring a team process — for example the engineering team's on-call rotation and handoff process. You get back a threat model listing assets, attackers, and top risks.
Example
/ThreatModelTeam Input: the engineering team's on-call rotation and handoff process Ask: Describe the system's components, data flows, and trust boundaries. Return: a threat model listing assets, attackers, and top risks
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