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STRIDE Methodology · NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 Mapping

Threat Modeling Tool

Identify and analyze security threats using the STRIDE methodology. Define system components, auto-generate relevant threats by category, map each threat to NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 controls, score risk using likelihood × impact, and export a complete threat model report for your ATO package or architecture review.

STRIDEMethodology
SP 800-53 Rev 5Control Mapping
22 Threat TemplatesAuto-generated
5×5 Risk MatrixVisual scoring
TXT + JSONExport
STRIDE Reference
S

Spoofing

Pretending to be something or someone else

Violates: Authentication

An attacker impersonates a legitimate user, system, or component to gain unauthorized access or trust.

Credential theft / phishing
Session hijacking
IP spoofing
T

Tampering

Modifying data or code without authorization

Violates: Integrity

An attacker modifies data in transit, at rest, or in memory to alter system behavior or corrupt information.

SQL injection
Man-in-the-middle
Log manipulation
R

Repudiation

Denying having performed an action

Violates: Non-repudiation

A user or attacker performs an action and later denies it, with no way to prove otherwise due to insufficient logging.

Insufficient audit logging
Log deletion
Unsigned transactions
I

Information Disclosure

Exposing information to unauthorized parties

Violates: Confidentiality

Sensitive data is exposed to parties who should not have access, through misconfiguration, vulnerabilities, or design flaws.

Unencrypted data in transit
Verbose error messages
Insecure direct object references
D

Denial of Service

Making a system unavailable to legitimate users

Violates: Availability

An attacker overwhelms or crashes a system, making it unavailable to legitimate users or dependent systems.

DDoS attacks
Resource exhaustion
Amplification attacks
E

Elevation of Privilege

Gaining capabilities without authorization

Violates: Authorization

An attacker gains elevated permissions or capabilities beyond what was intended, enabling further compromise.

Privilege escalation
Broken access control
SSRF
Untitled Threat Model

System Information

System Components / Assets

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