Synopsys Security Event Israel Presentation: Value Driven Threat Modeling
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- 2. Summary ■ Threat Modeling is great, but not used enough ■ Developers should Threat Model too! – Not just security ■ Prioritize by business value ■ Make it quick, make it lightweight, make it Agile
- 4. About Me ■ Email: [email protected] ■ Twitter: @sec_tigger ■ He / Him ■ The important things: – Whisky: smokey – Beer: stout – Coffee: strong ■ Software Security @ ■ Researcher / Developer / Architect ■ OWASP Israel Leader ■ Moderator Security.StackExchange ■ Volunteer High School teacher ■ Threat Model Project Leader
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- 15. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Takes too much time!
- 16. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ “Security is everybody’s job”
- 17. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ “Think like an attacker”
- 18. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Use case approach to user story development
- 19. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Big Model Up Front
- 20. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Threat model separate from design documentation
- 21. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Usually out of date, often before its complete
- 22. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Wasted time on unrealistic threats
- 23. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Dependent on Security
- 24. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Security team drops in and out
- 25. From a Developer’s Perspective ■ Security team doesn’t scale
- 26. From a Developer’s Perspective
- 30. Back to Basics ■ 4 core questions of threat modeling: 1. What are you building? 2. What can go wrong? 3. What are you going to do about it? 4. Did we do a good job? ■ “All Threat Models are wrong, some are useful”
- 31. Reframing TM ■ Accept that it’s wrong, focus on the usefulness 1. Why are we building this? 2. What needs to go right? 3. How do we make sure that happens?
- 33. Value Driven Process ■ Start from standard baseline – Skip obvious threats (e.g. XSS, HTTPS) – Relies on basic code hygiene – Security training for all developers and testers! – Threat Library ■ Threat model each User Story / Epic – During “Discovery” or Sprint Planning – Agile approach of “just enough” threat model – Threat model goes into the User Story
- 34. Value Driven Process ■ Find the value of each feature – Follow the money! – How do people die?
- 35. Value Driven Process ■ State story goals ■ Describe correct flow and conditions ■ Highlight assumptions and failure states ■ Validate assumptions and enforce conditions ■ Explicitly handle failure states
- 36. Value Driven for Non-Developers ■ Result of Threat Model: x Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) <-> x Stored XSS <-> x AuthZ Bypass <-> x Denial of Service <-> ■ Black-Box Threat Modeling ü Unauthenticated Access to Cash Transfer ü Admin Takeover ü Change Delivery Address ü Loss of Revenue/Market
- 37. Benefits over Classic TM ■ Much quicker – faster to useful TM ■ In tune with pace of development ■ Iterative – just like agile development ■ More natural for developers ■ Documentation always up to date ■ Better communication ■ Easier to integrate with eg Scrum, Kanban ■ Don’t need piles of consultants ■ Scalable
- 38. Limitations ■ Not complete ■ Misses a LOT of threats ■ Relies on developer experience ■ Security champion must be part of team ■ Low assurance for high risk systems
- 39. Summary ■ Developers – start threat modeling!! ■ TM should be part of dev workflow ■ Focus on business value ■ Start with the useful part of TM – and stop there ■ Skip the overkill – until you really need it
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