Visualize Threats Before They Become Breaches

At SolveTech , our threat modeling services help you identify, map, and mitigate potential security threats early in the development lifecycle. We work with your architects, engineers, and security teams to analyze your systems — revealing where attackers are most likely to strike and how to stop them.

Our method goes beyond traditional checklists — we provide a strategic, contextual understanding of how your architecture can be exploited, and what actions to take before real threats emerge.

• Architecture Diagram Reviews – Analyze data flow, trust boundaries, entry points, and sensitive components

• Attack Surface Identification – Pinpoint exposed areas in your application, infrastructure, or APIs

• Scenario-Based Modeling (STRIDE, PASTA, DREAD) – Evaluate threats based on impact and probability

• Business Logic Risk Detection – Identify logic flaws that technical scans often miss

• Developer Workshops & Tabletop Exercises – Educate and train teams on real-world threat scenarios

• Mitigation Planning & Prioritization – Actionable steps to reduce and manage risks effectively

Design with Security in Mind

Align Teams on a Proactive Security Mindset

Context-Aware Risk Prioritization

We help you think like an attacker while designing like an architect. Our threat modeling uncovers vulnerabilities in system design — before code is written — allowing you to bake in security from the beginning.

Benefits:

• Reduce cost of fixing issues by catching them early

• Define clear trust boundaries and privilege zones

• Secure APIs, microservices, and authentication flows

• Address logical flaws missed by automated scans

• Educate your development team on secure design patterns

Not all threats are equal. We help you prioritize based on business impact, ease of exploitation, and real-world risk — so your teams focus on what matters most.

Deliverables Include:

• Threat model diagrams and attack trees

• Likelihood vs impact risk matrix

• Ranked list of issues and potential consequences

• Mapping to compliance frameworks (e.g., NIST, OWASP)

• Recommendations grouped by severity and feasibility

Threat modeling isn’t just for security teams — it’s for developers, DevOps, product managers, and stakeholders too. We facilitate collaborative workshops that strengthen your organization’s ability to identify, understand, and mitigate risks together.

Interactive Services:

• Cross-functional threat workshops

• Tabletop exercises for real-time scenario response

• Secure-by-design SOPs

• Integration with Agile/Scrum sprint planning

• Post-modeling guidance for developers and architects

Why SolveTech?

At SolveTech, we don’t just deliver services — we build lasting partnerships. Our goal is to empower your business with innovative, scalable, and result-driven technology solutions. With a team of seasoned experts, a client-first mindset, and a passion for excellence, we ensure every solution we offer aligns with your long-term success.

What Sets Us Apart:

• Tailored Solutions – Every business is different. We customize strategies to meet your exact needs.

• End-to-End Expertise – From strategy to support, we cover the full tech lifecycle.

• Transparent Communication – We keep you informed, involved, and confident at every step.

• Scalable & Future-Proof Systems – We build with tomorrow in mind, not just today.

• 24/7 Support – Your success is our success — and we’re here whenever you need us.

Frequently asked questions

What is threat modeling and when should it be done?

Threat modeling is the process of identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities during the design phase of a system. It should be done early in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) — ideally during architecture planning.

How is threat modeling different from penetration testing?

Threat modeling is proactive and design-focused. It identifies theoretical risks and design flaws before implementation, whereas pen testing validates actual vulnerabilities in live systems.

Which frameworks or methodologies do you use?

We use STRIDE (Microsoft), PASTA, DREAD, LINDDUN, and attack trees based on the type of system and industry requirements.

Do we need a completed system to conduct threat modeling?

No. Threat modeling is most effective during early planning stages using architecture diagrams, user flows, and planned infrastructure.

Who should be involved in a threat modeling session?

Ideally a cross-functional team: developers, security engineers, product managers, architects, and DevOps. We help you facilitate structured and collaborative sessions.

Will we get documentation or visuals from the threat modeling exercise?

Yes. You’ll receive detailed threat diagrams, risk matrices, identified threats with severity ratings, and actionable mitigation plans.

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How Can We Help?

At SolveTech, we’re committed to delivering unmatched service excellence across every project we undertake. Whether you're looking for expert consultation or end-to-end tech solutions, we’re here to guide and support you every step of the way.

Reach out to us today — let’s build something extraordinary together.