ThreatModeler Wins Cybersecurity Excellence Award for Threat Modeling Category for Third Consecutive Year

Awards Recognize Top Firms Addressing Cybersecurity’s Most Pressing Issues -ThreatModeler Offers Industry’s Most Advanced and Automated Platform

ThreatModeler, provider of the industry’s #1 Automated Threat Modeling Platform, announced it received designation as the top company in the “Threat Modeling” category from the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards for the third consecutive year.

The Cybersecurity Excellence Awards recognize companies, products and individuals that demonstrate excellence, innovation and leadership in information security. The awards are produced by Cybersecurity Insiders in partnership with the Information Security Community on LinkedIn, tapping into the vast experience of over 400,000+ cybersecurity professionals to honor the world’s best cybersecurity products, professionals and organizations.

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The leading threat modeling platform available on the marketplace today, ThreatModeler offers users impactful ROI by automating threat detection earlier in the development cycle. Teams using the platform can resolve threats before they happen through an automated solution. ThreatModeler recently launched a Cloud Edition for AWS that provides companies with a way to markedly reduce the time required to secure cloud infrastructures.

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“We’re thrilled to again earn the top marks for the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards,” said Archie Agarwal, CEO and Founder of ThreatModeler. “It’s an important group of awards that’s closely watched by all the players in cybersecurity, and it’s an honor to be a repeat winner. Our team works very hard to maintain our industry position, by continually innovating our platform so it’s even easier to use and more powerful. We’re leading the way in automation of threat modeling, so companies can focus on proactive securing their code in development phase instead of reacting to incidents after they occur.”

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