CyberSage automates security threat modeling to enable fast and secure software development at enterprise scale

With AI assisted Threat Modeling and work management tool integration, CyberSage empower developers conduct threat modeling on their own and identify insecure design flaws early in SDLC. It also makes Threat Modeling accessible at enterprise scale with automation. Therefore, it enables fast and secure development and maximizes return on AppSec investment.

1. AI assisted self-serving threat modeling to identify insecure design.

Developers are able to conduct threat modeling without becoming a security expert and identify insecure design flaws in design phase, when the security weakness can be addressed with the lowest cost.

CyberSage makes threat modeling an on-demand service to software developers and system architects to fit the pace of development and removes the resources bottleneck of very limited Cyber Security professionals.

2. Actionable threat model retires massive cookie-cutter "security best practices" checklist for developers.

CyberSage builds attack tree with enterprise' business, risk and technology information as inputs and produces contextualized and actionable Threat Models. The threat model contains only exploitable security weakness with significant business impact, followed by concrete technical remediation recommendations.

3. Make it easy for developer to embed security in their tools and workflow

Single-sign-on with work management tools (e.g, Jira) integrates threat modeling into developers' workflow seamlessly.

Creates security work items automatically to track and remediate security weaknesses found in threat modeling so developers can manage their life cycle with developer's workflow. These security work items have the information that developer needs to remediate these identified security weaknesses, such as Attack Vectors and the recommended fix.

With workflow integration, the security work items can be assigned, selected for development, or closed upon completion.

4. Real-time status of security work items to supports releases in DevOps and CI/CD.

The engine produces risk rating of identified security weakness to enable risk-based decision making in release management.

5. Real-time virtual AppSec helper for developers

The engine provides real-time, inline AppSec knowledge base (based on industry libraries such as CWE and CAPEC) to help developer understand the cause and remediation of the security weaknesses, with sample source code or design.

6.Optimize Security ROI & Build Clear Business Case

Presents security risk in the context of business risk and value, including a risk rating aligned with business value.

How does CyberSage create specific threat model?

The threat modeling engine builds attack tree with its knowledge of the IT asset (e.g, applications and their business features) under Threat Modeling. The engine may ask developers a small number of questions (the interview) about the IT asset in order to complete the attack tree. These questions are primarily about the business functionality and technology of the IT assets that developers are normally familiar with.

In addition, CyberSage supports the users to prepopulate the knowledge (facts) about the IT assets. Once this is done, CyberSage no longer asks the developer the questions if the related knowledge is already populated. In this way, the threat modeling engine relies less on the interview with the users.

Find more about how CyberSage may help to solve your software security problems, please refer to CyberSage white papers.

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