Other AI tools build prompts. We build a Graph.
The Secure Design Graph is one connected model of your architecture, threats, and controls, with a record you can defend behind every answer.
AI finds what's there. Our Graph shows it what's missing.
One connected model of your whole system.
Components, data flows, trust boundaries, threats, controls, and compliance live in one model you can query. The relationships between them are explicit, not scattered across documents.
A prompt needs context to be useful. The Graph is that context, and it deepens with every threat model your teams build.
The Graph Agent keeps it current
Connected, repeatable, defensible
Three things a prompt can't give you, and a graph can.
Ask the whole model
Components, threats, controls, and compliance live in one model you can ask questions of, with the relationships between them intact.
The same answer, every time
The same question returns the same answer, grounded in the Graph, not a one-off prompt that drifts between runs.
A record you can defend
Every decision is recorded and traceable, so security keeps its footing as systems change and audits come due.
Built on facts, not assumptions.
You can code before you threat model. You should never skip recording what the system is meant to be.
Code-trained tools
ASPM tools and prompts infer your architecture from code and jump straight to findings. The guess is never grounded, so a control that was never written leaves nothing to flag.
The Secure Design Graph
Start from a design, or let the agents infer one from code, then ground it in reality with your decisions and the context the repo never held. That record of intended design is what lets the Graph surface what's missing, the absent control or undefended path a scan can't see.
Every role sees what they need
The same Secure Design Graph, projected for the people who depend on it.
Enterprise risk view
Continuous visibility across the portfolio, with forward-looking signals as systems evolve.
Secure design control plane
Components, data flows, threats, controls, residual risk, and compliance, natively.
Invisible security in the IDE
Threat modeling embedded where systems are built, with no new tool to learn.
A decade of curated research, in every model
Backed by the Threat Research Center: more than a decade of curated research behind every threat model, control, and compliance report.