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Security & Cryptography · 2nd Edition · February 2026
Threat Modeling in Practice
STRIDE, attack trees, and the meeting that prevents the breach
4.6(98 ratings)
beginner
224 pages
Threat modeling is the rare security discipline that succeeds or fails on facilitation skill. This book is a workshop in a binding: prompts, anti-patterns, transcript excerpts from real review sessions, and templates for shipping diagrams the rest of engineering will actually look at. Includes pre-mortem scripts for the AI features your CTO just promised the board.
Author
Kenji Voss
Staff Security Engineer
Kenji has shipped audits for fintech and critical-infrastructure clients across three continents. His writing strips out the marketing layer most security books leave in.
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Specifications
- Pages
- 224
- Edition
- 2nd Edition
- Language
- English
- Level
- beginner
- ISBN
- 978-1-99999-004-3
- Published
- February 2026
Editorial review
Reviewed by three working engineers at peer publications before publication. We do not publish first drafts.
Table of contents
What you'll find inside.
- 01Why Most Threat Models Die
- 02STRIDE Is a Starting Point, Not a Rule
- 03Drawing Diagrams Engineers Read
- 04Facilitating the Hostile Room
- 05Attack Trees in 30 Minutes
- 06Threat Modeling LLM Features
- 07Documenting Decisions, Not Diagrams
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