awesome-threat-modelling vs Threat_Model_Examples
Threat modeling resource collections compared
awesome-threat-modelling and Threat_Model_Examples both curate external resources to support threat modeling. awesome-threat-modelling covers learning materials, tools, and examples, while Threat_Model_Examples focuses on categorized threat models, analyses, and guidance across technology domains.
awesome-threat-modelling: Find Threat Modeling Learning Resources
A curated directory of threat modeling books, courses, videos, tutorials, examples, and tools. It helps developers and security practitioners find learning material and practical references for security reviews.
Threat_Model_Examples: Browse Threat Modeling References
A curated collection of threat model examples and guidance for systems ranging from web applications and cloud services to AI, IoT, and medical devices. Use it to see how threat models are presented and find references relevant to your work.
| awesome-threat-modelling | Threat_Model_Examples | |
|---|---|---|
| Language | Dockerfile | — |
| License | CC0-1.0 | MIT |
| Stars | 1.8k | 520 |
| Forks | 315 | 82 |
| Last analyzed | Oct 3, 2026 | Oct 4, 2026 |
Key differences
- awesome-threat-modelling includes books, courses, videos, tutorials, tools, and example models; Threat_Model_Examples centers on examples, analyses, hardening guidance, checklists, and diagrams.
- awesome-threat-modelling separates training into free and paid options and lists free and paid tools; Threat_Model_Examples organizes references by domains such as web and API, cloud, AI, and specialized systems.
- awesome-threat-modelling includes introductory resources for learning methods and terminology; Threat_Model_Examples emphasizes concrete references for comparing threat modeling outcomes.
- awesome-threat-modelling is licensed under CC0-1.0; Threat_Model_Examples is licensed under MIT.
- awesome-threat-modelling lists 1.8k stars and 315 forks; Threat_Model_Examples lists 520 stars and 82 forks.
- awesome-threat-modelling lists Dockerfile as its language; Threat_Model_Examples does not list a language in the provided facts.
Choose awesome-threat-modelling if you…
- need introductory threat modeling resources, courses, or workshop material.
- want to compare listed free and paid threat modeling tools.
- are looking for examples alongside books, videos, and tutorials.
Choose Threat_Model_Examples if you…
- want examples for a specific technology or security domain, including AI or medical devices.
- need to compare threat models, analyses, diagrams, or hardening guidance.
- are seeking concrete references to inform your own system-specific analysis.
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