For CISOs

A single view of risk, across every app, cloud, and agent.

ThreatModeler® Nexus™ gives security leaders one governed view of risk across every application, cloud, and AI workflow. At heart a threat modeling platform, it shows what could go wrong so you can measure and mitigate it, defensible to the board and the auditor.

When the board asks what your AI is doing for security, answer with confidence.

What you're being asked

Three questions. They all come back to threat modeling.

The pressure on security leaders right now lands as three questions. The same discipline answers all of them.

"How do we defend against frontier models in the hands of bad actors?"
Get proactive. Nothing is more proactive than threat modeling. See what could go wrong before an attacker does, and close it first.
"How do we adopt AI without slowing the business down?"
Build the mitigation into the work. Understand the risk, then put secure design inside the AI development flow itself, through the MCP Server, so teams move fast and safe.
"How do we use AI to actually reduce our risk?"
Point it at everything. Threat model every application for a true read on risk across the estate, not a sample of it.
The control plane

Risk you can see. AI you can govern. Decisions you can defend.

At heart, ThreatModeler Nexus is a threat modeling platform: it shows what could go wrong in any system you run, an application, a cloud account, or an agentic workflow, so you can measure and mitigate the risk. The MCP Server ties secure design into the SDLC. The platform reaches every system beyond it.

One view of risk

Every app, cloud, and agent

A single, living picture of risk across applications, cloud, and agentic workflows, updated as systems change, not a stack of point-in-time reports.

Governance over AI

AI inside your controls

Role-based access, single sign-on, and a deterministic framework, so every agent and tool operates within your guardrails, with no hard-coded keys and a full audit trail.

Defensible by design

Audit-ready, always

Every finding traces to a component, every control to a threat, every decision to a version. The answer to an auditor is one click, not a fire drill.

Demonstrated results

What security leaders at scale have measured.

50%
less threat modeling effort, Charles Schwab, freeing security capacity without reducing coverage
10×
more models produced: global financial-services trading platform, same security team, full portfolio coverage
faster threat models: regulated healthcare provider, risks mitigated inside each sprint

Sources: Charles Schwab case study; global financial-services trading platform case study; regulated healthcare provider case study.

From security leaders

What CISOs and senior security executives have found.

"The biggest business benefits have been overall security improvements and knowledge gained by product teams."
Wolfgang Hausner · Expert Security Manager, Raiffeisen Bank International
"ThreatModeler has taken threat modeling from an inconsistent, manual process to an easily implemented security practice."
Global Head of Cyber Controls Assurance · Global Top 10 Bank

Trusted by ClearBank, Raiffeisen Bank International, Avalara, Pearson, Axway, and Charles Schwab.

Enterprise scope

Every system you're accountable for, in one model.

ThreatModeler Nexus reaches the full breadth of what a security leader is accountable for: applications, cloud environments, AI-enabled systems, supply chain, operational technology, and regulated domains. Each one modeled, each one mapped to its compliance obligations, each one contributing to the enterprise risk view.

See the full platform
Supply chain security. Threat model the components, dependencies, and third-party systems that the organization relies on, with SBOM-aware risk analysis.
AI and ML systems. Model the trust boundaries and threats specific to AI pipelines, LLM deployments, and agentic workflows: with MAESTRO and MITRE ATLAS coverage.
OT and embedded systems. IEC 62443, MITRE EMB3D, and industrial control system threat libraries cover the systems that can't be patched on demand.
Regulatory compliance. 180+ frameworks with automated mapping, so every model produces the evidence for NIST, PCI DSS, HIPAA, DORA, FDA 524B, and more.
Integrations. Jira, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow, GitHub, GitLab, ArmorCode, and more: so risk findings land in the systems where the team acts on them.

See what could go wrong, before it does.