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Your architecture has security dimensions only a threat model can explore

Vulnerability scanners check code. Cloud tools check config. Nothing checks whether your architecture was designed securely in the first place. ThreatKrew does.

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The reality

Most teams don't threat model — not because they don't care, but because it's been inaccessible

78%

of organizations lack staff who can translate architecture into security requirements, according to industry surveys

The result: architectural risks accumulate silently while teams focus on code-level vulnerabilities. The tools you have are good at what they do — but they look at code and infrastructure, not architecture and design.

What is threat modeling?

A structured way to find security flaws before attackers do

Threat modeling looks at how your system is designed — how data flows, where trust boundaries are, what assumptions you're making — and identifies where things could go wrong. It's the analysis that enterprises invest heavily in, because it finds a category of risk that nothing else touches.

Scanners

Find known bugs in code and configuration. Essential, but limited to what's already been built.

Pen tests

Find exploitable holes in running systems. Important, but reactive — testing what exists, not what should exist.

Threat models

Find the assumptions you didn't know you were making. Proactive — examining design before attackers do.

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The gap in your security posture

You're doing the right things. There's one thing missing.

Endpoint protection, vulnerability scanning, cloud security posture management, SIEM, code scanning — these are all doing their jobs. But every tool in your stack looks at what you've already built.

Tool Category	What It Finds	When
Endpoint Protection	Malware, suspicious behavior	Runtime
Vulnerability Scanning	Known CVEs, missing patches	Post-deployment
CSPM	Cloud misconfigs, exposed resources	Post-deployment
SIEM	Active threats, anomalous activity	Runtime
Code Scanning (SAST/DAST)	Code vulnerabilities, insecure dependencies	Build time
Threat Modeling	Architectural flaws, dangerous assumptions, systemic design risks	Design time

None of them asks: should the architecture work this way in the first place?

There's a reason enterprises invest heavily in this analysis. It finds a category of risk that nothing else touches. ThreatKrew makes it accessible to everyone.

What ThreatKrew does differently

Professional threat modeling, accessible to every team

Describe your architecture. Get a threat model.

Upload a markdown document, connect a GitHub repo, or paste interview notes. No diagrams to draw. No DSL to learn. No specialist training required.

Minutes, not months.

A complete threat model in minutes. Traditional engagements take weeks because they require specialized expertise and multiple review cycles. ThreatKrew automates those cycles while preserving the rigor.

Three frameworks. One report.

STRIDE for threat identification. MITRE ATT&CK for adversary technique mapping. NIST SP800-53 for remediation controls. Unified in a single analysis, not three separate engagements.

Built for teams without a threat modeling team.

You don't need a security architect on staff. You don't need to know STRIDE before you start. ThreatKrew explains what it finds, why it matters, and what to do about it — in plain language.

Ask it anything.

Explore your threat model interactively. Ask why a threat matters. Test a mitigation. Understand the risk to your specific architecture. Your threat model isn't a static document — it's a conversation.

Who it's for

Built for teams that take security seriously

Startups & small businesses

You're building fast and shipping faster. You know security matters but you don't have a dedicated security team. ThreatKrew gives you the architectural analysis that enterprises pay security consultants for — at a fraction of the cost.

Security consultants

Scale your practice. Use ThreatKrew to deliver threat models faster, with consistent methodology and comprehensive framework coverage. Augment your expertise, don't replace it.

Development teams

You've got scanners in CI/CD, alerts in your SIEM, and quarterly pen tests. Add the missing layer: design-time analysis that surfaces risks your other tools can't catch.