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Adam Shostack -- Thinking like an Attacker and Risk Management in the Capabilities
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Threat modeling expert Adam Shostack joins Chris, Izar, and Matt in this episode of the Security Table. They look into threat actors and their place in threat modeling. There's a lively discussion on risk management, drawing the line between 'thinking like an attacker' and using current attacker data to inform a threat model. Adam also suggests that we must evaluate if risk assessments serve us well and how they impact organizations on various levels. The recurring theme is the constant need for evolution and adaptation in threat modeling and risk management processes. You can tune in to get a rich perspective on these key cybersecurity topics.
Link
Threat Modeling Manifesto: https://www.threatmodelingmanifesto.org/
Threat Modeling Capabilities: https://www.threatmodelingmanifesto.org/capabilities/
Threats: What Every Engineer Should Learn From Star Wars by Adam Shostack - https://threatsbook.com/
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