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A threat modeling practice that keeps up.
Stand up continuous threat modeling with Threat Model Agent: model real systems, review output with your architects, connect tickets and pull request checks, and leave the team running it.
The problem
Why this exists.
A one-off model is stale before the next release. Most teams cannot staff continuous modeling, so the work happens in a design review and then stops. The gap is not a framework; it is a repeatable practice with evidence.
What changes
- A system model and evidence-checked threat register for each agreed system
- A repeatable workflow from inputs to review, built with your architects
- Tickets and pull request checks connected to the model
- Owners trained to run and maintain it after the engagement
Delivery
How the engagement runs.
A sequence you can plan around, with a decision or a working artifact at the end of every phase.
- 01
Week 1 — Scope
Choose the systems, the sources, the frameworks and the decisions the program has to support.
- 02
Weeks 2–3 — Model
Run the agent against real systems with your architects; correct the system model and review the threats.
- 03
Weeks 4–5 — Integrate
Connect tracking, tickets and pull request checks; agree what counts as accepted risk and who signs it off.
- 04
Week 6 — Handover
Train the owners, rehearse a re-model, and leave the playbook and the evidence behind.
Deliverables
What you keep.
- System models and data-flow diagrams for the agreed systems
- Threat register with evidence, mitigations, Where and Verify
- Tracker and risk register configured for the team
- Pull request check and ticket integration
- A written playbook: inputs, review, re-model, and escalation
- Architect and engineer working sessions
Fit
Who this is for.
- Security architecture and product security teams
- Platform and engineering teams shipping agentic systems
- CISOs who need a repeatable model rather than another one-off
Typical duration
4–6 weeks
Scope and elapsed time depend on access, estate size, and change control. We confirm both in writing before work starts.
Not sure which engagement fits? Start with the ten-minute assessment, or ask us directly.
Next step
Find out what you are actually running.
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