For IriusRisk Customers

ThreatModeler + IriusRisk. Now Nexus.

The merger of two threat modeling leaders created something neither could build alone. Here's what it means for you — and the answers to the questions you're asking.

Migration is never forced
Your work carries over
Seamless transition

What the merger made possible

Two leaders. One thing neither could build alone.

ThreatModeler and IriusRisk had each separately built highly capable platforms for the enterprise. Together, we built what neither could create independently: a single governed platform that connects system architecture to AI, runs continuously across the SDLC, and makes defensible threat modeling accessible to every team. Your decade of work with IriusRisk is foundational to it.

The Secure Design Graph

Over a decade of verified relationships between components, threats, controls, and compliance — consolidated into one connected asset no competitor can rebuild from public sources.

Agentic AI, built in

Three specialized agents that model your architecture, enrich the Graph, and generate reports continuously — with no blank canvas or manual diagramming to start.

Enterprise at scale

MCP server, RBAC, Bring Your Own AI, and 180+ compliance frameworks — all governed, auditable, and built for the way the largest enterprises actually operate.

Your questions

A safe home for your questions.

Everything you need to know about what changes, what doesn't, and what comes next.

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Will my CSM or TAM be the same as before?
Is this just a rebrand of one product into the other?
Who owns the upgrade conversation with me?
What data, features, and configurations carry over when I upgrade?
Do I have to upgrade? Will migration be forced on me?
Who should I contact with further questions?
What happens to training, documentation, the knowledge base, and the community?
What happens to projects I have in progress — implementations, POCs, and renewals?
Does this change how my data is stored, processed, or protected?
What about my integrations and the users and groups in my system?
Will there be any degradation of data as the platforms unify?
What happens to my existing models, work product, and content libraries?
Will my support, service levels, and SLAs stay the same?
Does my licensing model change?
Can I connect my own LLM?
Will the AI's outputs be reliable and auditable?
I rely on an AI assistant in my current platform. Is that going away?
What's actually new in ThreatModeler Nexus?

Still have a questions?

Can't find the answer to your question? Contact us and we'll get back to you as soon as possible!

What this means for you

The short version: nothing you rely on breaks.

The transition to ThreatModeler Nexus is designed to be seamless. Your subscription, your team, and your work product are protected. You gain a more capable platform — on a timeline we set together.

01

Your license is unchanged

This affect your current subscription or your licensing model.

02

Your team stays the same

Keep working with the same CSM, TAM, and support contacts you rely on today. SLAs are unchanged.

03

Your work carries over

Your existing models, content, and configurations move with you — with no degradation of data.

04

Migration is never forced

Each customer is assessed individually. You upgrade when it's right for you, with CS managing the process.