ThreatModel

ThreatModel is an Application security skill for AI agents, published by danielmiessler in the LifeOS repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates ThreatModel C (73/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Defensive threat modeling and risk management for your own estate — map where sensitive data lives across your asset graph, run compromise scenarios (what a hacked asset exposes, its blast radius, how you'd respond), and maintain a persistent risk register with likelihood×impact scoring, owners, mitigations, and review cadence via a deterministic CLI. All real data stays in your private USER tree; this skill is code only. USE WHEN threat model, threat modeling, risk register, risk assessment, what if X got hacked, compromise scenario, blast radius, sensitive data map, where is our sensitive data, data classification, risk review, add a risk, accept a risk, security risk posture. NOT FOR active pentesting or exploitation (use an offensive-security skill), world-scale futures stress-testing of ideas (use WorldThreatModel), or executing incident response (use your incident-response runbooks — this skill plans them).

Grade
C
Quality
73 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
19,005

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Our review

Architecture
97 / 100
Maturity
Basic: a single SKILL.md
Security scan
No issues found
License
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