Threat modeling using STRIDE and Attack Trees

This video is part of the computer/information/cyber security and ethical hacking lecture series; by Z. Cliffe Schreuders at Leeds Beckett University. Laboratory work sheets, slides, and other open educational resources are available at z.cliffe.schreu....
The slides themselves are creative commons licensed CC-BY-SA, and images used are licensed as individually attributed.

[@TrungDao]

thank Cliffe so much, an amazing good job.

[@AT-bb6ke]

Thanks for the video! It was really helpful and straightforward. I have a little suggestion for slides though: Background used between 11.05-12.40 was really distracting and disturbing for my eyes.

[@davidk.1046]

Really helpful video - thanks!!

[@EduardoLuczinski]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@spaceghostThisIsTheRealAccount]

Great work! thank you!

[@suhassk100]

Amazing stuff Cliffe! Is there a possibility that we can get the copy of your presentation? It would be helpful to note down those points

[@johnchu9460]

Very good video...learned a lot...

[@joaoagricio4585]

Great content. Thank you!

[@EliotRecords]

Thank you :) was very helpful

[@SecurityMadeSimple]

Amazing content 👍👍

[@johnh4126]

Cliffe, are the TM slides available? I couldn't find them in your resource link. Thank you!

[@ZCliffeSchreuders]

Here you go: z.cliffe.schreuders.org/presentations/slides/2021/_home_cliffe_Files_Projects_Teaching_2020_ASE_Threat_Modeling__STRIDE_and_Attack_Trees.html#/

[@melvoHD]

Thanks

[@sundayawo8767]

Hey I have a school assessment on threat modelling,can you help me out pls,as I just start this class and can't do it myself

[@nex7053]

I'm sorry but why everyone talking about attack trees is so boring. Is it the topic problem? 2 minutes in video and I want to rip my eyballs out.