Build secure design to code better, faster, stronger

Fused with AI, craft robust threat models, pinpointing threats & countermeasures. Instantly see vulnerabilities and compliance gaps, integrate with existing tools, and collaborate with teams.
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Secure by design vs fixing in production

50% of software vulnerabilities are flaws at the design stage. It is 100x more expensive to fix these flaws in production. IriusRisk is here to solve that with secure design.

Say adíos to deployment delays and accelerate your time-to-production. Are you ready to automate secure design and your threat modeling efforts? Start right, and shift your security left.
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Automate & integrate. Your way.
Manage risk early by enabling faster innovation. Integrate with existing technology to expedite processes and remediation.
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Support regulation & compliance.
Choosing not to threat model is no longer an option. Meet regulatory requirements, and ensure  traceability.
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Reduce cost & remediation.
Save almost $5m in software remediation costs with IriusRisk, and reduce your average time to threat model by 90%*.
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‍Augment your secure design efforts with our AI Assistant, Jeff. 

Whether you are doing some threat modeling already, or are a complete novice, Jeff is your helpful passenger while you stay in the driver's seat. Utilize User Stories, Documentation, meeting transcripts or code to generate your threat model diagram.

Complete with threats and security controls. See Jeff in action by watching the video, or sign up to our Community Edition for free, and start using Jeff today.

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Build secure design

Code better, faster, stronger. 

In minutes, users can craft a robust threat model, pinpointing risks and giving you tailored countermeasures. Instantly see your vulnerabilities, spot compliance gaps, integrate with existing tools, and collaborate across teams.

Say adíos to deployment delays and accelerate your time-to-production. Are you ready to automate your software design and threat modeling efforts? Start right, and shift your security left.

You’ve got this.

Automate further with IaC
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Supply Chain Management 

Effectively manage your risk posture - even elusive third-party boundaries.

Software supply chains are like any relationship, complicated. Responsibilities can be fragmented. Enter automated threat modeling to get a clear view of your whole architecture.

Create trust zones for where your remit ends and your third-party remit begins. Scope out future partnerships and software to identify unforeseen vulnerabilities.

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Industry standards and frameworks

Become a Compliance Champion with ease and built-in expertise. 

Our knowledge-base is built in to give you guidance, and frameworks on best practices.

If you need to comply with standards such as PCI DSS, NIST, GDPR or others, these can be applied to your threat model. Countermeasures will switch from recommended to required, to ensure your security controls are aligned.

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The biggest business benefits from our engagement with IriusRisk, particularly from a senior leadership perspective, have been the overall security improvements.

The value is twofold: first, the direct improvements to products through threat modeling, but also the knowledge gained by product teams in the process. The product teams are considering security much earlier in the design process.

Wolfgang Hausner, Expert Security Manager, Raiffeisen Bank International

How threat modeling brings advantages across the SDLC

Plan - Engineering and Sec Teams
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Speed and efficiency 
‍Shift design left and decide actions based upon the threat modeling findings.

Build - Engineering Teams
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Smarter development 
Enable dev teams to build secure software right from the get go, before code is even written.

Integration - Engineering Teams
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Automate further
‍Integrate into existing CI/CD tools, issue trackers and scanning software.

Deploy & operate - DevSecOps Teams
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Secure by design
‍Increased confidence in deployment and reliability of code.

Continuous feedback - QA / Test Teams
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Pen test only what matters 
‍We provide the plan for focused and efficient testing.

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