Threat Modelling
Understand threats, targets, impacts, and actions
Reliance acsn’s Cyber Security Threat Modelling is a forensic analysis of how threats could target specific systems in your organisation – before they do! Component by component, we assess the probability and potential harm of attacks on each of your IT assets in turn, and help you develop a unified strategy to minimise and eradicate them.
The unique value in our Threat Modelling
- Completely tailored to your organisation – Based around your organisation’s specific IT and business risks, informed by an initial workshop and ongoing consultation. No ‘one size fits all’ approach.
- Secures innovation against risk – Enables IT security teams to identify, prioritise and mitigate risks against new application, service, or system designs, early on.
- Internationally trusted, comprehensive – Based on Microsoft’s Secure Development lifecycle, our process validates and mitigates against each and every threat, whether stemming from malware, governance and policy, network, software and hardware vulnerabilities, insider activity, physical access issues – and many more.
- Clear guidance going forward – No complex security jargon, just a straightforward Threat Modelling report, mapping likelihood, impact and priority directly to recommended actions.
More from Reliance
RUSI Webinar: Cyber, Technology and Geopolitics
Reliance acsn’s Vice-Chairman, Tarquin Folliss, asks Dr Buchanan if a large part of our vulnerability to the disruptive consequences of cyber-attacks is a consequence of our failure to protect adequately what is critical to us?
The Cyber News Roundup
WannaCry: Still relevant four years on
For cyber-security specialists, May 12th, 2017 was (and still is) an extremely significant day. Why? Because cybercrime dominated the headlines.
Reliance acsn now authorised to penetration test government assets
We’re proud to announce that Reliance acsn has been accepted into NCSC’s CHECK scheme, a prestigious cyber security designation under which we are now authorised to conduct penetration testing of some of the UK’s most sensitive and classified assets, including public sector and Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) systems and networks.
