Security Mission Control
This studio converts the methodology into an interactive security journey. It does not begin with a scanner. It begins by understanding the system, then identifying assets, threats, weaknesses, risks, controls, evidence, retesting, and monitoring.
Journey Progress
What the team should ask
Understand the System
Select the options that best describe the project. These choices automatically change the applicable controls, risk focus, go-live checks, and final report.
1. Choose the project type
2. Choose the business criticality
3. Choose the exposure
4. Choose the data sensitivity
5. Select all system characteristics that apply
6. Choose the hosting model
Asset Canvas
List everything valuable: data, accounts, applications, infrastructure, source code, logs, and backups.
Threat Story Builder
Choose a common threat scenario. The tool will fill the threat, weakness, impact, and suggested asset automatically. You can still edit the result.
Recommended Threat Scenarios
Architecture Security Lens
Compare the real design with the methodology's secure architecture concept.
DNS/CDN/WAF/API Gateway
MFA + RBAC
Close the Doors
Reduce unnecessary attack surface before attackers can find it.
Risk Workshop
Use the methodology formula: Because [weakness], a [threat] could [event], causing [impact] to [asset].
Control Builder
Use defense in depth: preventive, detective, corrective, and recovery controls. Status must be based on evidence.
Go-Live Security Gate
A system should not be used by real users until basic security has been checked, Critical/High risks are fixed, logging is enabled, backups are tested, and the system owner approves residual risk.
Handover Pack
Leave enough evidence so another team can operate, review, and improve the system later.