How does this skill help with security remediation?

It provides a programmatic way to map specific threats (like those from STRIDE) to verified controls, helping you prioritize fixes and calculate residual risk.

Can it identify gaps in my current security posture?

Yes, the skill includes logic to check for defense-in-depth and control diversity, highlighting areas where you lack preventive, detective, or corrective measures.

Is this useful for compliance audits?

Absolutely. It helps map technical controls directly to specific regulatory requirements, making it easier to demonstrate compliance during architectural reviews.

What types of controls are included in the library?

The library covers authentication, input validation, encryption at rest and in transit, and security event logging with compliance references like PCI-DSS, GDPR, and NIST.

Threat Mitigation Mapping

Name: Threat Mitigation Mapping
Author: drgaciw

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Security & Testing

Maps identified security threats to specific technical controls and mitigations to strengthen system defense.

About

The Threat Mitigation Mapping skill empowers developers and security architects to bridge the gap between threat identification and remediation. By providing structured frameworks for preventive, detective, and corrective measures across multiple architectural layers, it facilitates the creation of robust defense-in-depth strategies. Users can leverage pre-built Python templates to model mitigations, calculate security coverage scores, identify architectural gaps, and align technical controls with industry compliance standards like PCI-DSS and NIST.

Key Features

Structured threat-to-control mapping logic
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Integration with compliance frameworks and references
Automated security coverage and gap identification
Extensive control library for Auth, Encryption, and Logging
Multi-layered defense-in-depth strategy design

Use Cases

Designing multi-layered security architectures for new cloud-native applications
Developing a remediation roadmap after a security audit or penetration test
Validating the effectiveness of existing control coverage against specific threat models

About

Key Features

Structured threat-to-control mapping logic
0 GitHub stars
Integration with compliance frameworks and references
Automated security coverage and gap identification
Extensive control library for Auth, Encryption, and Logging
Multi-layered defense-in-depth strategy design

Use Cases

Designing multi-layered security architectures for new cloud-native applications
Developing a remediation roadmap after a security audit or penetration test
Validating the effectiveness of existing control coverage against specific threat models