ThreatModeler

The System Mapping Agent creates accurate threat models by reading architecture diagrams, code, cloud configurations, and documentation.

The Graph Agent maintains links between components, threats, controls, and compliance in the Secure Design Graph as systems evolve.

Connect ThreatModeler Nexus to Terraform, CloudFormation, GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, ServiceNow and more.

Other AI tools build prompts. ThreatModeler builds a graph: one connected model of architecture, threats and controls you can defend in an audit.

The page offers blog posts and resources on AI, threat modeling, and product security for security professionals and developers.

ThreatModeler secures AI systems using an AI threat framework and integrates with the software development lifecycle (SDLC).

Live sessions and on-demand recordings on architecture-driven, agentic threat modeling, from ThreatModeler Nexus deep dives to real-world practice.

ThreatModeler acquires IriusRisk to lead threat modeling globally, delivering 10x productivity gains and 50% cost savings for Fortune 1000s.

ThreatModeler introduced ThreatModeler Nexus, a governed agentic threat modeling platform built on the Secure Design Graph.

The company offers career opportunities with hybrid work options, growth potential, and benefits for secure design roles.

The page compares the Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool (TMT) to ThreatModeler, highlighting TMT’s limitations at scale and ThreatModeler’s automation for cloud and AI.

What's missing is harder to find than what's wrong. ThreatModeler finds absent controls by design; Clover Security finds flaws in existing code.

Ground AI-driven vulnerability remediation in architectural context. ThreatModeler brings secure by design to work done with frontier AI models.

Snyk Evo detects code vulnerabilities, while ThreatModeler prevents design flaws before coding begins, covering the full lifecycle.

The page describes how ThreatModeler pioneered automated threat modeling to help enterprises implement Secure by Design principles continuously.

IriusRisk and ThreatModeler collaborated to develop the next generation of continuous enterprise threat modeling.

ThreatModeler Nexus identifies missing security controls in design, code, and production that other scanners overlook.

The page offers a personalized demo of ThreatModeler Nexus, showcasing AI-assisted modeling, governance, and developer integration.

ThreatModeler partners: register a deal to get deal protection, dedicated support and partner incentives, with a fast, clear review of each opportunity.

The page provides a scheduling option for a walkthrough of ThreatModeler Nexus MCP Server in integrated development environments (IDEs), agents, and pipelines.

ThreatModeler Nexus automates threat modeling with governed AI agents, so teams find design risks early and build secure software without slowing down.

The page lists authorized subprocessors ThreatModeler uses to deliver services, updated as part of its data processing commitments.

The page describes ThreatModeler’s use of cookies and similar technologies, data collection categories, and cookie preference management.

ThreatModeler’s Data Processing Addendum (DPA) outlines how it processes customer personal data and the safeguards applied.

The page explains how ThreatModeler collects, uses, and protects personal data, including privacy rights under GDPR and CCPA.

The ThreatModeler End-User License Agreement (EULA) details the terms governing use of its software and services.

Information about ThreatModeler's intellectual property, trademarks and the protections covering ThreatModeler products and brand.

ThreatModeler's Legal Center: EULA, partner agreement, DPA, subprocessors, support policy, website legal notice, privacy policy and cookie policy.

The page outlines ThreatModeler’s Website Terms of Use, covering acceptable use, intellectual property, disclaimers, liability, and privacy policies.