Chris Romeo is going on a journey. A journey to understand threat modeling at the deepest levels. He thought he understood threat modeling but realized he could go deeper. Chris shares his findings and talks with some of the best-known experts in the space to experience continuous learning. Join along for the ride -- you will learn something.Chris Romeo is the CEO of Devici (THE Threat Modeling Co... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | TechnologyEducation |
Nandita Rao Narla introduces the basics of privacy in software. She discusses privacy threats, privacy threat modeling, and privacy by design. Suppose you write or handle software that touches user information. In that case, you need to understand pr... more
Akira Brand joins Chris to talk about her journey into threat modeling, her early experiences, some lessons learned, and how she knew her threat model was successful. Akiras experiences emphasize the importance of collaboration, understanding the app... more
Dr. Michael Loadenthal specializes in threat modeling beyond the conventional realm of technology. Companies today face multifaceted challenges, including political, legal, and technical threats. Solutions to these problems can also be varied. A comp... more
The AppSec community agrees that threat modeling is essential, but many struggle to implement it effectively. Using insight from the LinkedIn community, Chris lays out a comprehensive Threat Modeling strategy to guide AppSec teams to success in this ... more
Engineering-led, developer-focused, or software-centric threat modeling: they all have software in common. Composing software into functions through the user storys lens is important. Farshad Abasi shares his journey from being a software engineer to... more
What is the connection between threat modeling and product development? How can you apply lean product management and focus on understanding the users needs while still threat modeling? Prepare to explore product-led threat modeling. more
In this episode, we discuss the four-question framework for threat modeling with its creator, Adam Shostack. We dive deep into the meaning and purpose of each question and how they simplify the threat modeling process. The four questions are: 1) What... more
In episode one of the Threat Modeling podcast, host Chris Romeo explores various definitions of threat modeling gathered from industry experts. The podcast discusses whether risk assessment and threat modeling are the same, the essence of threat mode... more
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