IriusRisk Community: Free Threat Modeling

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The future of Threat Modeling is here. And it's called Jeff.

Whether you are doing some threat modeling already, or are a complete novice, Jeff is your helpful passenger while you stay in the driver's seat. Utilize your User Stories, Documentation, meeting transcripts or code to generate your threat model diagram.

It is even complete with threats and security controls (we call them countermeasures). See Jeff in action by watching the video, or sign up to our Community Edition for free, and start using Jeff today. 

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Help shape the future of secure-by-design software.

The IRIUSCOMMED community brings together thousands of developers,security professionals and organisations who believe that threat modelingshould be accessible to everyone – not just specialists.
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1. Our community lives on Threat Modeling Connect – the world’s firstdedicated threat modeling community ecosystem.
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2. The IRIUSCOMMED project’s community goals are achieved andextended through Threat Modeling Connect, the world’s first dedicated threat modeling community ecosystem
As part of IRIUSCOMMED, the IriusRisk platform has evolved into acommunity-driven ecosystem that crosses geographical, technical andorganisational boundaries.Through continuous community engagement, user feedback and collaborativedevelopment, the platform has grown from a product into a shared globalresource where people:The IRIUSCOMMED community brings together thousands of developers,security professionals and organisations who believe that threat modelingshould be accessible to everyone – not just specialists.

Community Version Benefits

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Free lifetime subscription
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3 threat models
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Reports can be exported in PDF, XLS, XLSX, HTML and CSV
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Export threat models as XML
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Architectural diagramming with draw.io
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Limited technical and compliance reports
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Collaborate with others in your Project
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What you’ll find in the community

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1. Discussion forums & Q&A
Ask questions, share approaches and collaborate on real-world threat modelingchallenges.

Discussions focus on how to model and secure systems, not onspecific tools, so you get broadly applicable insights.
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2.Educational events & webinars
Regular online and in-person sessions led by recognised experts cover:
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1) Advanced threat modeling techniques
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2)Emerging security challenges
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3)Practical secure-by-design strategies

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3. Exclusive resources & content library
Access a curated library of:
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1)Expert-authored guides and how-tos
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2)Architectural examples and reference models
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3)Detailed case studies
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4)Industry analyses and implementation guidance
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4. Templates, patterns shared assets
Community members contribute:
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1) Architectural templates
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2) Threat modeling patterns

3)Best practice documentation
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As the SDLC has become more agile we are increasingly seeing companies think about security not just as an add-on at the end but as part of the function by embracing threat modeling. However, architects, developers and security teams still have a knowledge gap around threat modeling that needs to be addressed, which is partly due to the tools in the market being so expensive that it makes threat modeling “exclusive” to those who can afford it.

‍IriusRisk's Community Edition addresses this challenge by providing a free and valuable resource for all, effectively democratizing threat modeling so that anyone working in the SDLC - not just a few specialists  - can understand the implications of secure design work in accelerating the development and time to deployment.

Daniel Cuthbert , Head of CyberSecurity Research, Banco Santander

Did you know, IriusRisk Community Edition is funded by the European Union?

This has meant additional features, innovative AI capability, improved UX, and more, has been possible for product development. In addition, these features have helped contribute to our 15,000 Freemium Users. We are thrilled that the funding has enabled us to get proactive security and secure by design practices, into the hands of more and more people - regardless of their security budget or previous threat modeling experience.

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