Master Threat Modeling with
Frameworks, Tools and Case Studies
Linux Foundation Education announces the launch of Threat Modeling: The Essential Toolkit (SKF201). Designed for developers, IT professionals, and the cybersecurity-curious, the course teaches you to identify, assess and address threats in system design using threat modeling frameworks, practical tools, and real-life case studies.
Threat Modeling: The Essential Toolkit (SKF201), teaches you how to identify, assess, and address threats in system design using the Four-Question Framework and advanced models like STRIDE, DREAD, and PASTA. You will also map security requirements using the Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) and explore AI-driven threat modeling. The course wraps up with case studies and hands-on labs, enabling you to practice what you’ve learned.
“This course is ideal for anyone looking to start or grow a career in security analysis, system architecture or penetration testing,” said Clyde Seepersad, SVP, General Manager, Linux Foundation Education. “Regardless of your career track, it’s always smart to harden your security skill set.”
Threat Modeling: The Essential Toolkit (SKF201) is a 20-hour, self-paced, e-Learning course that includes access to our discussion forum, enabling participants to interact with fellow students and experts. You will have 12 months to complete the course once you enroll. After you successfully complete the course you will receive a digital badge.
Course topics include:
- Getting Started with Threat Modeling
- The Four-Question Framework
- Advanced Threat Modeling Frameworks
- Threat Modeling Approaches
- Using AI in Threat Modeling
