CRISC IT Risk Identification Practice Question
A project manager is identifying risks for a new software development project using Agile methodology. Which THREE threat modeling techniques are BEST suited for Agile/DevSecOps environments?
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Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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VAST
STRIDE is lightweight and can be used in Agile. PASTA is more comprehensive but can be adapted. VAST is specifically designed for Agile and DevSecOps. TRIKE is more requirements-heavy and less suited for Agile.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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TRIKE
Why it's wrong here
TRIKE is requirements-based and less agile-friendly.
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VAST
Why this is correct
VAST is designed for Agile and DevSecOps.
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Attack trees
Why it's wrong here
Attack trees are a complementary technique, not a full threat modeling methodology specifically for Agile.
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STRIDE
Why this is correct
STRIDE is simple and can be integrated into Agile sprints.
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PASTA
Why this is correct
PASTA can be adapted for Agile, though it is more detailed.
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