Architecture, trust and protection
At Modelo, security modeling brings system purpose, architecture, trust, policies, controls and assurance into a shared view across the lifecycle.
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Build a shared view of the system, its protections and the evidence behind security decisions. Explore architecture, threat modeling and assurance within that context.
Explore the lifecycle ↓MODELING, WITH PURPOSE
The whole system. A connected security view.
At Modelo, security modeling brings system purpose, architecture, trust, policies, controls and assurance into a shared view across the lifecycle.
Threat modeling examines what can go wrong, how it could happen, what to do about it and whether the response is effective.
Security modeling provides the shared context for architectural analysis, threat modeling, control design, governance and assurance. Each discipline adds evidence to the decisions that follow.
THE INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE
AN INTERACTIVE PERSPECTIVEOne system. Multiple perspectives.
Explore the lifecycle, then bring an established method or reference into the conversation.
MODEL / ESTABLISH THE CONTEXT
Start by making identities, data flows and trust boundaries explicit.
A shared system model with clear boundaries.
Research and product direction
In developmentThis research places both attack simulation and attack emulation within the Cyber Attack Simulation stage of SECURE, with results informing risk understanding, remediation and evaluation.
Explore selected attack scenarios, their possible effects and the response of modeled or controlled environments. Compare hypotheses, risk and defensive outcomes.
Reproduce selected adversary behaviors, informed by threat intelligence, to evaluate how defenses prevent, detect and respond. Focus on behavior and measurable evidence.
Modelo’s approach is designed to bring established methods alongside proprietary perspectives, with the organization’s context guiding the choice.
Explore the frameworks ↗Connect security findings to risk treatment, controls, evidence and human oversight.
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