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To add to the excellent summary from Lucy below: Most organisations say “we think we’re secure”. Threat modelling lets you say “we know where we’re vulnerable, what matters most, and what we’re doing about it.” Spot weaknesses before attackers do Build security into design (not bolt it on later) Focus spend on real risks, not shiny tools Prepare for incidents with realistic scenarios Give boards & regulators confidence It’s not just a technical exercise, it’s a way to turn cyber risk into business clarity. If your security strategy still feels like guesswork, threat modelling is the missing piece.
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5dPhil Beesley spot on, couldn’t agree more. It’s such a powerful discipline to mandate, yet most still overlook it. For me, after resilience testing, threat modelling has to be the next lever. It’s how you move left, cut cost, and reduce risk before it piles up. Only when you’ve seen the price of finding issues too far to the right do you realise just how critical it really is.