An expert-level threat modelling course on designing scenarios that find the trust boundary problems which matter, rather than a long generic threat list. Work down the Trust Boundary Crossing Board - eight rows, one per chapter: what a trust boundary is and why serious flaws sit on one; drawing the data flow diagram at the level where boundaries show; the boundaries nobody draws - admin planes, tenants, CI and production, identity providers and vendor support access; scenario design as a disciplined question at each crossing, with STRIDE as a prompt; priority by consequence and control confidence; turning each priority scenario into a design decision, a test or an owned risk; keeping the model alive through change; and evidencing it to an architecture board by the decisions it changed.
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