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Threat Modeling
What is Threat Modeling?
A common question asked by people new to the specifics of cybersecurity. Threat modeling is a practical measure used to protect your business’ data and networks from cyber threats and attacks.
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A Pasta Threat Modeling Solution for Complex Cybersecurity Tasks
PASTA is not a complicated static framework. It’s an agile methodology that breaks down and solves complex cybersecurity tasks, allows scaling, and evolves with the cybersecurity landscape and business goals.
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Cybersecurity Library, Ebooks & Guides, Threat Modeling, VerSprite Security Resources
The Process for Attack Simulation and Threat Analysis
PASTA is the Process for Attack Simulation & Threat Analysis and is a risk-centric threat modeling methodology aimed at identifying viable threat patterns against an application or system environment.
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Threat Modeling: A Comprehensive Guide
In this model, you will see engineers, network professionals, developers, architects, business analysts, project managers, security champions, pentesters, and quality assurance engineers. Because they all have some level of involvement and collaboration at different stages of application, as well as organizational, threat modeling ensures effective results.
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Cybersecurity Library, Ebooks & Guides, Supply Chains, VerSprite Security Resources
Using Risk-Based Threat Modeling to Protect Your Supply Chain
Why are supply chains a popular target for cybercriminals? VerSprite CEO, Tony UcedaVélez, introduces our risk-based threat modeling approach, PASTA, and how it allows organizations to better protect their supply chain software from threat actors.
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Attacking Your Assumptions: How Criminal Tactics Can Save Your Organization
In this article, VerSprite’s Offensive Security team explore the difference between common security risk assessments (vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and red teaming) as we walk you through real exploits we have used to test organizations’ security protocols.
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Fixing Threat Models with OWASP Efforts
Swimming in the Deep End: Taking a Deeper Look at the Use Cases of JEA
Frida Engage Part One | Building an ELF Parser with Frida
Role of Zero Trust in Future Enterprise Security
Risk Centric Threat Models for Internet of Things (IoT) & Medical Devices
Why Threat Hunting Should Be Included in Your Mergers & Acquisitions Playbook
Adding and Using JEA in Your Windows Environment
AppSec EU 2017: Modeling Threats for Applications
SSL/TLS Security – A Simplified, Quick Guide
Risk-Centric Application Threat Models
Unknown jQuery-File-Upload Vulnerability Used for Years
Risk Centric Application Threat Modeling | NYC OWASP 2016
Hospitality Client Hoping to Avoid Controversy
Assessing a Potential Mining Project Partner
Attack Trees Vignettes for Containers as a Service (CaaS) – AppSec EU 2016
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