Securacy offers an intelligent threat modeling platform that unifies security, privacy, AI/ML, and supply‑chain risk assessments into a single, design‑first workflow. Users can model threats across multiple surfaces, generate audit‑ready evidence in minutes, and receive role‑based compliance reports that support fast, risk‑prioritized decision making for product development.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Developers and security teams often rely on separate, manual processes to assess application security, privacy, AI/ML, and supply‑chain risks, leading to fragmented threat models, delayed compliance evidence, and increased chance of oversight.
Solution
Securacy offers an intelligent threat‑modeling platform that consolidates security, privacy, AI/ML, and supply‑chain risk assessments into a single engine. Users create design‑first models through a unified interface, allowing rapid identification and prioritization of threats across multiple risk surfaces. The platform automatically generates audit‑ready evidence and role‑based compliance reports, enabling teams to embed risk controls directly into product designs and provide on‑demand proof of compliance. By integrating with modern development workflows, Securacy reduces manual effort and accelerates the delivery of secure, compliant software.
Target Audience
Primary customers are software development teams, security operations groups, and compliance officers who need a consolidated, automated approach to threat modeling and regulatory evidence generation.
Features
- Unified modeling engine supporting Application Security, Privacy, AI/ML, and combined Security + Privacy threat analyses
- Fast, design‑first workflow that generates risk‑prioritized threat lists from high‑level specifications
- Automated production of audit‑ready evidence and role‑based compliance reports for standards such as ISO, SOC, and GDPR
- Multi‑stakeholder support with customizable views for developers, security engineers, and compliance officers
- Command‑line interface (e.g., `securacy analyze --mode=unified`) for integration into CI/CD pipelines and DevOps tools