Agentic threat modeling
Any AI can find what's there.
ThreatModeler Nexus shows you what's missing.
Frontier model threats evolve faster than any point-in-time assessment can track. ThreatModeler® Nexus™ scales threat modeling across applications, cloud infrastructure, OT, and AI agents at the pace modern enterprises demand. Threat model everywhere. Start from anywhere. That's built-in confidence.
Secure Design Graph
One graph. Three agents. Every system covered.
ThreatModeler Nexus is built on the Secure Design Graph, a living, governed model of every system your organization runs. Three specialized agents operate on that graph to make threat modeling continuous: one builds models, one keeps them current, one turns them into evidence.
Every threat, control, and decision traces to architecture. The answer doesn't change with the prompt or the model.
System Mapping Agent
Reads diagrams, code, IaC, and documents. Turns what you have into an accurate, model-ready system map.
Graph Agent
Monitors changes to systems and enriches the Secure Design Graph so models never go stale.
Reporting Agent
Generates board, audit, and regulator-ready reports mapped to 180+ frameworks. Always current.
All three agents operate on the Secure Design Graph: one source of truth, across every system.
Customer outcomes
Real programs. Measurable results.
From regulated financial services to healthcare, the enterprises that standardize on ThreatModeler Nexus don't just do more threat modeling. They do it at a scale that was previously impossible.
50%
less threat modeling effort, Charles Schwab
5×
faster threat models, kept to the speed of the sprint
10×
more models produced: global financial-services trading platform securing 6M+ trades a day
Why not just use AI?
AI finds threats in minutes. The bottleneck is what's missing: and proving it.
A frontier model can generate a list of threats in seconds. The hard part is knowing the list is right for your specific system, mapping those threats to controls that actually exist, tracing them to compliance obligations, and defending that answer in an audit. That's what ThreatModeler Nexus does.
AI assistants & prompt tools
Generate a generic list of threats for a category
Output varies by prompt, model, and who's asking
No trace from threat to architecture decision
One-off document: stale the moment systems change
No compliance mapping or audit-ready evidence
Maps threats to your specific architecture, not a category average
Same architecture in, same threats out, not a category BYOAI, the framework governs the outcome average
Every decision traces, to architecture, controls, and compliance
Continuously updated, as systems change: models never go stale
180+ frameworks, audit-ready reports for PCI, NIST, HIPAA, ISO, and more