Best Threat Modeling Tools for Azure DevOps Projects
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Compare the Top Threat Modeling Tools that integrate with Azure DevOps Projects as of June 2025
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This a list of Threat Modeling tools that integrate with Azure DevOps Projects. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Azure DevOps Projects. View the products that work with Azure DevOps Projects in the table below.
What are Threat Modeling Tools for Azure DevOps Projects?
Threat modeling tools are software solutions that enable organizations identify, assess, and prioritize security threats within their systems, applications, and networks. These tools enable security teams to create structured models of their infrastructure and simulate potential attack scenarios, helping to uncover vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. Threat modeling tools typically allow users to map out the flow of data, identify entry points, and analyze the potential impact of different types of threats, such as unauthorized access or data breaches. By automating aspects of the threat identification process, these tools help organizations proactively strengthen their security posture. They are essential for risk management and ensuring that security controls are effectively implemented. Compare and read user reviews of the best Threat Modeling tools for Azure DevOps Projects currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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IriusRisk
IriusRisk
IriusRisk is the industry's leading threat modeling and secure design solution in Application Security. With enterprise clients including Fortune 500 banks, payments, and technology providers, it empowers security and development teams to ensure applications have security built-in from the start - using its powerful threat modeling platform. Whether teams are implementing threat modeling from scratch, or scaling-up their existing operations, the IriusRisk approach results in improved speed-to-market, collaboration across security and development teams, and the avoidance of costly security flaws.
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