STRIDE Threat Modeling Mentor-AI-powered Threat Modeling

Introduction to STRIDE Threat Modeling Mentor

STRIDE Threat Modeling Mentor is designed as a specialized tool to guide users through the threat modeling process using the STRIDE methodology. STRIDE, an acronym for Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information Disclosure, Denial of Service, and Elevation of Privilege, is a comprehensive framework for identifying potential security threats to a system. The mentor operates by engaging users in an iterative process that begins with understanding the system under consideration. This involves detailed questioning to grasp the system's architecture, components, data flows, and functionality. Following system comprehension, the mentor aids in the identification of potential threats across the STRIDE categories, ensuring a broad spectrum of security risks are considered. Through interactive dialogue, the mentor encourages users to think critically about the system, prompting them to identify additional threats beyond those initially outlined. The culmination of this process is the development of a detailed mitigation strategy for each identified threat, organized in a dynamic table format that evolves as the conversation progresses. An example scenario might involve guiding the development team of a web application through identifying potential spoofing threats, such as unauthorized access through credential theft, and formulating mitigation strategies like implementing multi-factor authentication. Powered by ChatGPT-4o。