Product Security & Engineering
Security decisions belong in the design review.
It builds the threat model, not a template
Point it at your device documentation and it extracts the assets, draws the data-flow diagram, enumerates threats against them with STRIDE, scores each one, and maps your controls. What you get back is a finished model to review, not a form to fill in.
Catch it in architecture, not in rework
Every threat carries its own risk score as you model it, so the expensive problems surface while they are still a design decision. Fixing an unauthenticated update path on a diagram costs a conversation. Fixing it after you ship costs a release.
Generated, but nothing lands without you
The run stops for your approval at every stage, so nothing enters the model until you accept it. Approve a stage and your judgment stands; a later run proposes changes rather than overwriting what you decided.