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Are you threat modeling your smart buildings? Are you following security standards?

Threat modeling can sometimes pose the same questions to both security champions and analysts: Where should the threat model start? Where should it end? What does it need to contain? Who should be involved?

We are excited to announce the release of IriusRisk 4.7 which includes these new enhancements and features:

For those of us not intimately familiar with the subject; threat modeling is a structured process which allows us to identify security requirements, recognize security threats and potential vulnerabilities. Ultimately allowing us to quantify threats, determine the criticality of vulnerabilities and prioritize remediation methods.

We are excited to announce the release of IriusRisk 4.6 which includes these new enhancements and features:

Data flow diagrams (DFDs) are graphical representations of a system architecture and its primary purpose is to model how data flows through a system. DFDs became popular in the 70s when they were used for structured analysis and design, and have maintained their popularity since then because they're easy to understand.

Cyber security firm evolves platform to the next generation of threat modeling

IriusRisk and Methods join forces to enhance the security of public sector services through embedded threat modeling, reducing vulnerabilities in applications and fostering cross-functional collaboration in software development for UK government entities.

IriusRisk is a pattern based threat modeling tool that enables organizations to rapidly accelerate their threat modeling process by helping them to map the two most important actionable outputs of a threat modeling process; the threats, and their appropriate mitigation.