In recent months, I have had the opportunity and necessity to look more closely at how we are, in general, in the cybersecurity community. This observation includes not only market volume in comparison to other types of projects/services but also its relevance to the business, training offerings, and the creation of new products and companies. Despite the challenges becoming increasingly numerous and significant, we have seen clear and evident growth and improvement in all possible indicators.

Approach to Threat Modeling My methodology in threat modeling employs the STRIDE framework, an exhaustive model for proactive threat and vulnerability identification. STRIDE guides the evaluation of potential security threats, pinpointing vulnerabilities, and prioritizing remediation efforts effectively. Implementing STRIDE significantly reduces the likelihood of successful cyber attacks, thereby enhancing system and application security. Steps in My Threat Modeling Process Asset Identification: Initially, I identify critical assets and assess their value to the organization, establishing the foundation for all subsequent threat modeling activities.

Building and Executing a Cybersecurity Strategy I specialize in the comprehensive development and implementation of cybersecurity strategies from their inception to execution. This initiative begins with an in-depth risk assessment aimed at identifying potential vulnerabilities and threats. A primary focus is ensuring the cybersecurity strategy aligns with the business’s overarching goals, guaranteeing that security measures not only support but also enhance business operations. A pivotal element of this strategy is the creation of a solid security governance framework.