Assured Threat Modelling is the design-time service in Integrico Assured. The cheapest flaw to fix is the one you catch before it is built. This service finds the weaknesses in a system’s design — before they become weaknesses in the running code.
What it produces
We map the system with you — its assets, data flows, entry points and trust boundaries — and enumerate the threats against it using STRIDE, tagging each to the MITRE ATT&CK technique an attacker would use. Every threat comes with a concrete mitigation and a concrete test, so the output is a worklist you can act on and later verify, not a diagram that is drawn once and forgotten. The flow is deliberate: describe, map, draft, review, sign, test.
How it stays honest
AI agents do the breadth — drafting the map and the threats at a speed no workshop matches — but a named expert reviews the model, corrects it, and signs it. And the model does not get to mark itself correct: each threat’s test is handed to Assured Security Test and run against the running system, so a mitigation is only trusted once it has been proven.
Part of Integrico Assured
Threat Modelling sits in the build layer alongside Assured Code Review: one reasons about the design, the other about the source. Both feed the same crown-jewel risk model and one named sign-off, and both hand their findings to Assured Security Test to be proven against the running system.