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Friday May 30, 2025 1:15pm - 2:00pm CEST
How can we make threat modeling scalable, actionable, and accessible for all stakeholders?

Traditional threat modeling methodologies struggle to scale in agile environments. They often result in over-scoped, resource-heavy processes that lack actionable insights and rely on scarce security expertise, limiting adoption in large organizations.

This talk introduces Rapid Developer-Driven Threat Modeling (RaD-TM), a lightweight, tool-agnostic approach designed for developers to embed threat modeling into the SDLC without relying on security experts. RaD-TM focuses on targeted assessments of specific functionalities rather than application-wide models, enabling iterative and efficient risk mitigation.
Using Risk Templates, which are predefined collections of relevant risks and controls tailored to specific contexts, RaD-TM fosters collaboration among stakeholders to build a scalable threat modeling process. This session will offer real-world examples and step-by-step guidance on integrating RaD-TM into the development workflow.
Speakers
avatar for Andrew Hainault

Andrew Hainault

Managing Director, Aon Cyber Solutions
Andrew has over 25 years’ experience working in Information Security, Information Technology and Software Engineering, for public and private sector organisations in many sectors - including financial services / fintech, energy utilities, media, entertainment and insurance. With... Read More →
avatar for Andrea Scaduto

Andrea Scaduto

Secure coding, threat modeling, and ethical hacking
With a strong foundation in cybersecurity, Andrea holds an MSc in Computer Engineering, multiple IT Security certifications, and more than a decade of industry experience. His expertise spans breaking, building, and securing web, mobile, and cloud applications, with extensive knowledge... Read More →
Friday May 30, 2025 1:15pm - 2:00pm CEST
Room 116+117 CCIB
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