skill-threat-modeling

# Security Risk Analysis for [COMPANY] Application

## 1. Security Design Review
- **Authentication**: Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is implemented but lacks fallback options for users without access to secondary devices.
- **Data Encryption**: Data at rest is encrypted, but data in transit is only encrypted for external communications, not internal.
- **Access Control**: Role-based access control (RBAC) is in place, but there are no regular access reviews.

## 2. STRIDE Threat Modeling
- **Spoofing**: Potential for session hijacking due to weak session management.
- **Tampering**: Data integrity checks are not implemented for critical data.
- **Repudiation**: Audit logs are not comprehensive enough to track all user actions.
- **Information Disclosure**: Sensitive data is exposed in error logs.
- **Denial of Service**: The application is vulnerable to brute force attacks.
- **Elevation of Privilege**: Insufficient privilege separation between roles.

## 3. Penetration Testing and Attack Chain Analysis
- **Vulnerabilities Identified**: SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and insecure direct object references.
- **Attack Chains**: Attackers can exploit these vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data.

## 4. Software Compliance Assessment
- **Compliance Gaps**: The application does not fully comply with [INDUSTRY] regulations regarding data protection and privacy.

## Recommendations
- Implement MFA fallback options and strengthen session management.
- Add data integrity checks and comprehensive audit logs.
- Redact sensitive data in error logs.
- Implement rate limiting to prevent brute force attacks.
- Review and update RBAC policies regularly.
- Address identified vulnerabilities and conduct regular security assessments.