Threat Modeling Essentials: Identifying and Managing Risk Effectively (SKF401)

Course code: SKF401

Learn to identify and prioritize risks, apply frameworks, and translate analysis into action. Through AI-driven tools, case studies, and hands-on labs, you’ll gain the confidence to design safer, more resilient systems.

Strengthen your credibility as a security-minded professional. Think like an attacker, build like a defender, and gain real-world threat modeling skills that make you indispensable across modern development and engineering roles.

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Type: In-person/Virtual

Course duration: 2 days

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Price without VAT: 1 890 EUR

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Course description

Build valuable expertise for advancing in cybersecurity, software, and systems leadership roles. Learn to spot threats early, assess their impact, and design defenses that strengthen both security and professional credibility.

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Designed for developers, IT professionals, and the cybersecurity-curious who want to strengthen their careers by strengthening their security mindset.

Course structure

Chapter 1. Course Introduction
Chapter 2. Getting Started with Threat Modeling
Chapter 3. The Four-Question Framework
Chapter 4. Advanced Threat Modeling Frameworks
Chapter 5. Threat Modeling Approaches
Chapter 6. Going Beyond Traditional Methods: Using Artificial Intelligence in Threat Modeling
Chapter 7. Threat Modeling in Practice: The Elevation of Privilege Card Game