Cyber Threat Modeling
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themselves against and respond to information security
incidents, many of them turn to the chief information
security officer (CISO) for leadership. The CISO is
becoming the guardian of the modern business, charged
with protecting the organization against security threats
in the digital world.
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Cyber Threat Modeling
- 1. Copyright EC-Council 2020. All Rights Reserved. Threat Modeling
- 2. Steps to Threat Modeling Steps to Threat Modeling Identify the Assets Outline Architecture Break Down the Application Identify Threats Classify and Structure Threats Rate Severity of Threats
- 3. 6 Threat Modeling Methodologies STRIDE PASTA TRIKE VAST DREAD OCTAVE
- 4. Spoofing Tampering Repudiation Information Disclosure Denial of Service (DoS) Elevation of Privilege STRIDE Methodology
- 5. Stages of Process for Attack Simulation and Threat Analysis (PASTA) Define Objectives Define Technical Scope Decomposition & Analysis of Application Threat Analysis Vulnerabilities & Weaknesses Analysis Analyze Modeling & Simulation Risk & Impact Analysis
- 6. TRIKE Methodology Defining a System - Requirement Model Risk Assessment – CRUD Data Flow Diagram (DFD) Assigning Risk Values Creating Reading Updating Deleting
- 7. Automation • Eliminates Repetition in Threat Modeling • Ongoing Threat Modeling • Scaled to Encompass the Entire Enterprise Integration • Integration with Tools Throughout the SDLC • Supports the Agile DevOps Collaboration • Key Stakeholders Collaboration – App Developers, Systems Architects, Security Team, and Senior Executives VAST Threat Modelling Methodology
- 8. DREAD Methodology • Impact of an Attack Damage • How Easily the Attack can be Reproduced? Reproducibility • How Easy is it to Launch the Attack Exploitability • How Many Users will be Impacted Affected users • How easily the vulnerability can be found? Discoverability
- 9. Understand Organization’s Operational Risk Tolerances Identify Assets that are Crucial for the Objective of the Organization Identify Threats and Vulnerabilities to those Assets Evaluate the potential consequences of these Threats to the Organization Initiate Actions to Mitigate Risks Identify Risk Evaluation Criteria OCTAVE Model
- 10. To Learn More, Visit: www.eccouncil.org/threat-modeling