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A security architecture review examines how your systems are designed, before or after they are built, to find weaknesses that testing alone may miss. Combined with structured threat modeling, it shows where attackers would strike and which controls matter most, so security is built in rather than bolted on.
We run workshops with your architects and engineers, review design documents and diagrams, and build threat models using recognised methods such as STRIDE. Threats are ranked by likelihood and impact, and each one is mapped to concrete design changes or controls.
Read more about threat modeling in our guides on cloud threat modeling and threat modeling for financial institutions, or see threat and risk analysis.
Ideally during design, when changes are cheapest. Reviews of existing systems are also valuable before major changes or audits.
A structured way to identify what could go wrong in a system, who might attack it and how, and which controls reduce the risk most effectively.
Not usually. Architecture reviews rely on diagrams, documentation and workshops. Code review is available separately.
Tell us about your environment and timelines and we will send a clear, fixed-scope proposal. Contact Offensium Vault or book a free call with our team.
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