Resources for threat modeling

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Threat modeling resources

Threat modeling is a crucial process in cybersecurity, designed to identify, assess, and mitigate potential threats to system security. Here are several resources, ranging from books and tools to online courses and communities, that are highly recommended for anyone looking to deepen their understanding and practice of threat modeling:

Blog posts on threat modeling

Podcasts on threat modeling

Open source tools

  • SAP Threat Modeling Tool - ‘“The SAP Threat Modeling Tool is an on-premises open-source web application designed to analyze and visualize connections between SAP systems, helping users identify security risks and vulnerabilities. With features like inputting SAP credentials, scanning for connections, and visualizing the network.”

Books

Online Courses and Training

  • Pluralsight offers various courses on threat modeling taught by industry experts. These courses range from introductory to advanced levels.

  • Coursera and edX often have cybersecurity courses that include modules or sections specifically dedicated to threat modeling, taught by university professors or industry professionals.

Communities and Forums

  • OWASP Foundation - The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has a wealth of resources and a community focused on improving software security, which includes discussions and work on threat modeling.

  • Security StackExchange - A Q&A website where you can ask questions and get answers on a wide range of security topics, including threat modeling.

Conferences and Workshops

  • Black Hat and DEF CON - These conferences often feature workshops and talks on threat modeling and other cybersecurity topics, presented by leading experts in the field.

  • OWASP Conferences and Meetups - OWASP local chapters around the world host meetups and conferences that can provide valuable insights and networking opportunities related to threat modeling.

Additional Resources

  • NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) publications often cover aspects of threat modeling within broader cybersecurity frameworks and guidelines.

  • SANS Institute offers white papers, webinars, and courses that sometimes focus on or include elements of threat modeling.

Engaging with these resources can provide a solid foundation in threat modeling, from theoretical knowledge to practical application, and help stay current with the latest trends and best practices in cybersecurity.

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