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We discuss a controversial LinkedIn post claiming "Threat Modeling is Dead." While the STRIDE methodology may need updating, it remains a valuable "gateway" tool for teaching security concepts to developers without security backgrounds. We discuss how STRIDE serves as a useful categorization system, emphasize that dogmatic approaches to threat modeling are problematic, and argue that what matters most are results rather than strict adherence to any particular methodology. Our conclusion; STRIDE is still alive and relevant, but it could benefit from an update to demonstrate its continued applicability.
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We discuss a controversial LinkedIn post claiming "Threat Modeling is Dead." While the STRIDE methodology may need updating, it remains a valuable "gateway" tool for teaching security concepts to developers without security backgrounds. We discuss how STRIDE serves as a useful categorization system, emphasize that dogmatic approaches to threat modeling are problematic, and argue that what matters most are results rather than strict adherence to any particular methodology. Our conclusion; STRIDE is still alive and relevant, but it could benefit from an update to demonstrate its continued applicability.
FOLLOW OUR SOCIAL MEDIA:
➜Twitter: @SecTablePodcast
➜LinkedIn: The Security Table Podcast
➜YouTube: The Security Table YouTube Channel
Thanks for Listening!
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