2.6 - AI Threat Modeling Explained ISACA AAISM Ep.27

Episode 27 of the ISACA AAISM Exam Prep Series shows you how to think like an attacker before an attacker thinks like you.

In this episode you'll learn:
• Threat Modeling Basics — abstract, profile attackers, catalog threats
• Established Methods — STRIDE, PASTA, LINDDUN, Trike, VAST, OCTAVE
• AI-Specific MAESTRO — for multi-agent, adversarial ML, AI autonomy

One control often defends against several threats at once. Map the overlaps and your model gets more efficient.

This video is part of the 47-episode ISACA AAISM Exam Prep Series.

0:00 AI Threat Modeling: ISACA AAISM Domain 2.6 Intro
0:15 Why Threat Modeling Matters: Thinking Like an Attacker
0:35 What Threat Modeling Is: Identifying the Actors
0:48 One Control, Many Threats: Mapping Defensive Overlaps
1:04 The Three Jobs of Threat Modeling: Abstract, Profile, Catalog
1:35 Threat Modeling Methods: STRIDE, PASTA, LINDDUN, Trike, VAST, OCTAVE & MAESTRO
2:37 Adapting Methods for Ethics, Privacy & Human Rights
3:03 AI Threat Modeling Recap: Key AAISM Exam Takeaways
3:32 Why Method Recall Matters for the AAISM Exam
3:43 Practice MCQs on RooCloud for ISACA AAISM Certification

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