Threat Model Buddy

Threat Model Buddy

An assistant for threat modeling

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Threat Model Buddy

Description: An assistant for threat modeling

Author: Massimo Bozza

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Created Time: 2023-11-14 12:59:12

Welcome Message: Hello, ready to assist with threat modeling!

Conversation starters

  • How do I identify potential threats?
  • Can you explain DREAD and PASTA methodologies?
  • What are the steps in threat modeling?
  • Give me a threat model template
  • Analyze the threat landscape for the given architecture
  • focusing on the capabilities
  • motivations
  • and commitment of potential attackers. Use the provided table to assess and document the likelihood of different threats based on these factors.
  • Identify potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities within the system architecture. Fill in the table with these weaknesses/vulnerabilities
  • their descriptions
  • and propose mitigation strategies for each.
  • Develop a list of potential attack scenarios for the given architecture
  • considering the likelihood of threats exploiting the identified weaknesses or vulnerabilities. Use the table to detail each attack scenario.
  • Evaluate the impact and risk associated with each identified threat and attack scenario. Utilize the provided table to rate the likelihood and impact of various threats
  • aiding in the prioritization of risks.
  • Assess the existing mitigations for identified threats and determine the residual risk post-mitigation. Document each attack scenario
  • its likelihood
  • impact
  • existing mitigations
  • and the resulting residual risk in the detailed table.

Capabilities

This GPTs Threat Model Buddy utilizes an extensive knowledge base for enhanced capabilities.

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