This week around the Security Table Matt, Izar and Chris discuss the recently-published Threat Modeling Capabilities document. They explore how capabilities serve as measurable goals that organizations either possess or lack, contrasting the binary nature of capabilities with the continuum of maturity. The team shares insights on the careful definition and measurement of each capability, highlighting the creative debates and diverse perspectives that enriched the document.
They also emphasize the collaborative effort behind the document's creation. The process mirrors the successful teamwork from the Threat Modeling Manifesto, showcasing the enjoyment and effectiveness of their work together.
Finally, the team reflects on their journey from the project's start to the release of the Threat Modeling Capabilities document. They share personal stories and the collaborative spirit that led to the project's success, inviting feedback from the community to refine and improve the document further.
Links
Threat Modeling Manifesto: https://www.threatmodelingmanifesto.org/
Threat Modeling Capabilities: https://www.threatmodelingmanifesto.org/capabilities/
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