Threat Modeling
Map how real adversaries would attack your business — and design the defences that stop them.
At a glance
Threat Modeling
Threat modeling gives you an attacker’s-eye view of your organisation. We systematically identify assets, entry points, trust boundaries and the adversaries most likely to target you, then map realistic attack paths — from ransomware campaigns that target backups to intrusions into OT networks. The result is a prioritised set of mitigations that focuses investment where it truly reduces risk.
Is this you?
- Security investment not linked to actual attack scenarios
- New applications, cloud or OT integrations with unknown risk
- Ransomware exposure not understood end-to-end
- Architecture decisions made without security input
Scope & deliverables
Asset, data-flow and trust-boundary diagrams
Threat actor profiling relevant to your sector and region
Attack-path analysis mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
Ransomware kill-chain and backup-resilience review
Prioritised mitigation backlog with risk ratings
Workshop and executive read-out
How we deliver
Decompose
Model the system: components, data flows and trust boundaries.
Identify
Enumerate threats using STRIDE and ATT&CK techniques.
Analyse
Rate likelihood and impact; map viable attack paths.
Mitigate
Design controls and architecture changes for each priority path.
Validate
Re-test assumptions through review or targeted testing.
Aligned to the standards that matter
Tools & technology
Flexible ways to work with us
Fixed-scope project
Defined scope, timeline and deliverables — ideal for a first assessment or audit.
Retainer
A reserved block of expert hours per month for ongoing advisory and reviews.
Embedded / interim
A Cybersense lead embedded in your team for a programme or transition.
What success looks like
Security priorities based on how you would actually be attacked
Fewer design-stage flaws reaching production
Validated ransomware containment strategy
Shared language between security, IT and the business
Related projects
Adversary simulation for a regional financial institution
OT segmentation and monitoring for a utilities operator
Frequently asked questions
When should we threat model?
Ideally during design of new systems, before major changes, and periodically for critical services.
Does threat modeling replace penetration testing?
No — they complement each other. Threat modeling tells you where to look; testing proves whether the weakness is exploitable.
Often combined with
Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
Expert-led testing of networks, web apps, APIs, cloud and emerging tech to find exploitable weaknesses first.
ExploreInnovateRansomware Protection as a Service
End-to-end ransomware resilience: prevention, detection, immutable backups and tested recovery.
ExploreInnovateOT & ICS Security
Protect industrial control systems, SCADA and IT/OT convergence without disrupting operations.
ExploreDiscuss Threat Modeling with an expert
Tell us about your environment and objectives — we will propose a scope, timeline and engagement model that fits.