FRAMEWORKS

Established methods.
A Modelo perspective.

Different approaches reveal different questions. Our direction brings industry frameworks and reference knowledge alongside Modelo’s original methodologies.

THE MODELO FOUNDATION

PROPRIETARY METHODOLOGIES
01

SECURE®

A lifecycle approach spanning System Analysis, Enumeration, Cyber Attack Simulation, Understand Risk Levels, Remediation and Evaluation. The simulation stage includes attack simulation and attack emulation in the platform’s research direction.

02

START™

An architecture-centered perspective on system context, trust and technical risk.

03

BROAD™

A wider view of the risk associated with operational and architectural decisions.

UTMod™

A shared context for complementary methodologies and informed human review.

ESTABLISHED INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVES

METHODS · KNOWLEDGE · VERIFICATION

Threat modeling methods

THREAT CATEGORIZATION

STRIDE

A structured way to examine common classes of security threat across components, data flows and trust boundaries.

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Threat categorization + lateral movement

STRIDE-LM

Extend STRIDE with lateral movement to examine how a compromise could spread across identities, systems and boundaries.

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RISK-CENTRIC METHODOLOGY

PASTA

Connect business objectives and technical context with attack scenarios and risk-informed response.

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PRIVACY THREAT MODELING

LINDDUN

Bring privacy concerns into system analysis through dedicated threat categories and structured review.

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MODELING TECHNIQUE

Attack trees

Explore an adversary’s goal through alternative and dependent paths, then examine where controls can interrupt it.

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Risk assessment & prioritization

Threat prioritization

DREAD

Compare damage, reproducibility, exploitability, affected users and discoverability using documented assumptions and consistent rating criteria.

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Information-asset risk assessment

OCTAVE Allegro

Examine important information assets in their operational context and prioritize risks against organizational impact.

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Risk assessment guidance

NIST SP 800-30

Use SP 800-30 Rev. 1 to structure assessment of threats, vulnerabilities, likelihood and impact, with uncertainty made explicit.

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Vulnerability severity scoring

CVSS v4.0

Describe vulnerability severity consistently. Threat and environmental context refine the assessment; a Base score alone does not establish business risk.

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Knowledge & verification

ADVERSARY KNOWLEDGE BASE

MITRE ATT&CK®

Use observed adversary tactics and techniques to inform relevant scenarios and defensive questions.

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AI threat knowledge base

MITRE ATLAS

Explore adversary behaviors involving AI systems. Apply this perspective when models, AI data or agent tools enter the system’s scope.

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VERIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

OWASP ASVS

Connect application security objectives to requirements that teams can review and validate.

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These references serve different purposes. The walkthrough illustrates complementary perspectives; it does not represent certification, endorsement or a list of production integrations.

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MODELO SECURITY LLC

A clearer view.
A stronger future.

Modelo Security is an Alemaal Inc. brand founded by Stéphane Ikoué, bringing security modeling, governance and original research into one portfolio.

Modelo PlatformIn developmentArchitecture, threats and human judgment in a shared context.
SECURE® · START™ · BROAD™Proprietary perspectives, complemented by established industry methods.
Modelo VerityGovernance platform in development · Context before consequence
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Last updated October 28, 2026.