Security musings (reflectorium)
Security musings (reflectorium)
Wednesday, February 23, 2005
  Guerilla Threat Modelling Peter Torr (of Microsoft) on Threat Modelling again:
Guerilla Threat Modelling 
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Thursday, February 10, 2005
  Packetstormsecurity RSS-feeds
 
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Wednesday, February 09, 2005
  Enterprise Architecture Alignment Heuristics  
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  High-Level Threat Modelling A nice synapsis on how the ideas in the Threat Modelling book by Window Snyder et al. might be put to use in practice. (As in: Hey Microsoft, cool idea - but just how to you do it in real life?)
http://weblogs.asp.net/ptorr/archive/2005/02/08/368881.aspx

Not bad, but ends somewhat early.
- I always thought that other key benefits to do threat modelling are, that you could
a) show the morons that want to introduce insecurity later on in the project, what that will do to them easily and illustratively
b) have a readily available, nice residual risk piece for final sign-off
 
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  If you can get around it, people will..
I found this on Larry Seltzer's blog, who in turn found it on Bruce Schneier's.. :
when physical security just doesn't make sense
The whole picture collection is also quite peculiar. (alas, off-topic)
 
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