Threat Modeling
- IT & Software
- Dec 28, 2024

Threat Modeling, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 40 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 55 reviews, and has 179 subscribers.
You will learn about Asset Types Threat Modeling Basics Attack Vector Attack Surface Attack Tree Attack Life Cycle Threat Modeling Tools STRIDE Methodology DREAD Methodology TRIKE Threat Modeling Tool Elevation of Privilege Threat Modeling Tool Delphi Technique Common Mistakes and Correct Questions Multilevel Threat Modeling Microsoft Threat Modeling Installation, Usage, Templates, Modifications Microsoft SDL Basics, Resources Microsoft SDL for Agile Projects Threat and Countermeasure Catalogs, NIST, ISO, ENISA NIST Threat Modeling Approach Countermeasures This course is ideal for individuals who are Students or Cyber Security Professionals or System Administrator It is particularly useful for Students or Cyber Security Professionals or System Administrator.
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Summary
Title: Threat Modeling
Price: $59.99
Average Rating: 4.2
Number of Lectures: 40
Number of Quizzes: 5
Number of Published Lectures: 40
Number of Published Quizzes: 5
Number of Curriculum Items: 45
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45
Original Price: $59.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
Who Should Attend
Target Audiences
This course aims to teach threat modeling starting from the basics and terminology. This course includes demonstration and usage of multiple tools, techniques, and methodologies that are either entirely dedicated to threat modeling or would be useful during the execution of threat modeling. It provides conceptual information and many guides from reputable organizations. It also includes supplementary information which would help the creation of either automatic or manual threat lists.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Summary and Wrap Up
Lecture 1: Summary and Wrap Up
Chapter 2: Basics and Terminology
Lecture 1: Introduction to Threat Modeling
Lecture 2: Assets
Lecture 3: Udemy Reviews
Lecture 4: Attack Vector
Lecture 5: Attack Tree
Lecture 6: Attack Tree Exercise Activity
Lecture 7: Attack Surface
Lecture 8: Attack Lifecycle
Lecture 9: How to Do Threat Modeling?
Chapter 3: Threat Modeling Tools and Techniques
Lecture 1: Threat Modeling Tools
Lecture 2: STRIDE Threat Modeling Approach
Lecture 3: DREAD Threat Modeling Approach
Lecture 4: Common Mistakes
Lecture 5: Correct Questions
Lecture 6: Delphi Technique
Lecture 7: Ad-Hoc Methods
Lecture 8: Multi Level Threat Modeling
Chapter 4: Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool In-Depth
Lecture 1: Install Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool
Lecture 2: How to Use Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool
Lecture 3: Use Templates with Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool
Lecture 4: Microsoft Threat Modeling Activity- A Secure Web Application
Lecture 5: How to Validate a Model
Lecture 6: Microsoft Threat Modeling Activity- An Application Using Azure Services
Lecture 7: Create a New Template Using Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool
Lecture 8: Update Template for Microsoft Threat Modeling Tool
Chapter 5: Microsoft SDL
Lecture 1: Microsoft SDL
Lecture 2: Microsoft SDL Resources
Lecture 3: Microsoft SDL for Agile Projects
Chapter 6: Standards, Dictionaries and Other Useful Information
Lecture 1: Threat Catalogues
Lecture 2: Enisa Threat Catalog
Lecture 3: NIST Threat Catalogue-Attack Lifecycle Associated Threating Actions
Lecture 4: NIST Threat Catalogue-Threat Sources and Their Motivations
Chapter 7: Countermeasures
Lecture 1: Countermeasures
Lecture 2: How to Choose Correct Countermeasures
Lecture 3: NIST Security Controls/Countermeasures
Lecture 4: Countermeasures Selection Brainstorming Exercises- STRIDE Categories
Lecture 5: Countermeasures Selection Brainstorming Exercises-Well-known Threats
Lecture 6: NIST Data Centric Threat Modeling Approach and Activity
Chapter 8: Conclusion
Lecture 1: Conclusion
Instructors

Ferda ?zdemir S?nmez
Dr.
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