Threat Modeling @ W3C

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Session description

When a standard is written, it's required to write Security and Privacy Considerations and, if the technology is particularly disruptive, to sample the human rights impact.
One of the processes that can be used to get these considerations in a practical and structured way is to use Threat Modeling, a repeatable process with several techniques to understand best what we're doing, what can't go wrong, and what we can do about it.
In this session, we will explore how to initiate Threat Modeling from the early stages of a specification, using practical examples. This approach ensures that everything is secure, respects privacy, and is properly documented.

Session goal

Secure the standards

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#threat-modeling

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• 2024-09-25, 14:45 - 15:45

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