Scope
Define the system, business purpose, trust boundaries, evidence sources, review roles, and assessment questions.
Threat Blueprints service
The managed Threat Blueprints service models trust boundaries, components, and flows; applies deterministic STRIDE review and optional AI-assisted resilience guidance; analyzes scoped attack paths; and delivers a point-in-time customer assessment.
Define the system, business purpose, trust boundaries, evidence sources, review roles, and assessment questions.
Build or import components, zones, typed data and access flows, and the architecture context required for review.
Run the reproducible STRIDE baseline, review optional AI-assisted resilience guidance, and enumerate scoped attack-path findings.
Review every current finding, assign owners, document mitigations, and link supporting operational evidence.
Approve the current architecture model and deliver a customer-safe point-in-time snapshot of the model, paths, findings, and recommendations.
Assessment boundary
The Threat Blueprints service delivers reviewed architecture assessments, not penetration tests, breach predictions, or autonomous design changes. STRIDE remains deterministic; AI-assisted guidance remains advisory.
Discuss the operating boundaryCustomer outcome
The service retains the agreed scope, review state, ownership, limitations, and follow-through instead of ending at an isolated deliverable.
Trust boundaries, components, differentiated flows, provenance, and current architecture state.
Reviewed STRIDE, resilience, attack-path, owner, remediation, due-date, and evidence context.
A customer-safe point-in-time snapshot separated from the editable analyst workspace.
Start with the workflow
Bring the system boundary, architecture evidence, reviewers, and resilience questions. We will map the modeling, review, remediation, and publication scope.