A great tool for threat modeling is now available for free 
Find it
here.
Enjoy,
Charles
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Charles
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nemisys
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Read the article "Kill Bill" on Yahoo! or Forbes.com
http://forbes.com/business/forbes/2004/0607/086.html
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Charles wrote:A great tool for threat modeling is now available for free
Thank you, Charles! -JB -
Mmmmmmmm, freebie. (Homer Simpson like voice)
Thanks!
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Cider
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Had a look at that earlier.
Slightly off-topic post (but, certainly a lot less off-topic than nemisys), a found this earlier.
Every week or so, I go onto http://download.microsoft.com and do a search for all downloads and then sort by date. Its a great way to pick up tools like this one which aren't publicised as well as up to date white papers, technical presentations and the sort.
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Charles wrote:
A great tool for threat modeling is now available for free
Find it here.
Enjoy,
Charles
Exactly what use can I put that to???
DP -
Charles
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dpen2000 wrote:
Charles wrote: A great tool for threat modeling is now available for free
Find it here.
Enjoy,
Charles
Exactly what use can I put that to???
DP
"Use the Threat Modeling Tool for building security threat models for your applications."
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Charles,
I looked at the link you gave...Does this only work for .NET apps and Visual Studio, or can you use other IDEs (like Borland Builder, etc.)...? -
Charles
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It's a stand-alone .NET 1.1 application that you use to design threat models for your applications. I'm not sure I understand your question, jsrfc58.
Charles
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...actually you answered my question anyway...I just didn't phrase it very well in the first place.
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Charles
Welcome Change
Glad to be of help.
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