
A warm welcome to the Software Safety Institute
A significant new voice for software safety has joined the field, and Adam is proud to lend his support.

A significant new voice for software safety has joined the field, and Adam is proud to lend his support.

Adam is speaking at both OWASP and ThreatModCon this week. Download the slides here.

New threat model tools, a PHP bug, chain-of-thought isn’t, and ... we’re not playing games here, or are we?

We promised follow-up details, and here they are: training, talks, a panel, a booth, and the second edition of the book, all in San Francisco in early November.

The Obsidia Project is stepping up to document important incidents.

A “Swiss cheese model” of defenses helps engineers organize defenses and think broadly.

Reflecting on AI in the Intensive

Defenses are often confusing, and developers make the security choices that are hard to reverse. But if you can handle git, you can handle threat modeling.

There are many ways to ask what can go wrong, and the useful skill is knowing which one matches what you're building.

What does the new book tell us about the difference between diagrams and models?

If by party, you mean obsess over European bureaucracy, train people in the ways of the Force.. umm, threat modeling, and talk about the book until our voices give out.

Could PHANTOM-B have stopped this close call?

All diagrams should have common elements, and using them consistently is a mark of skill and maturity

Reflections from a Developer

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