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72Secure Dockerfiles with Hadolint
Dockerfile mistakes can create insecure and unreliable container images. This skill provides Hadolint workflows, rule guidance, remediation examples, and reusable CI configurations.
Build pytm Threat Models as Code
Threat modeling often becomes outdated and disconnected from architecture changes. This skill helps create pytm models, STRIDE analysis, and diagram workflows for security reviews and CI.
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Using "pytm". A user asks for a threat model for an e-commerce web application with a web server and database.
Expected outcome:
The skill produces a structured model plan with actors, boundaries, encrypted flows, STRIDE concerns, and mitigation review steps.
Using "pytm". A team wants pytm checks during pull requests.
Expected outcome:
The skill outlines dependency setup, diagram generation, artifact upload, and a mitigation gate for the CI workflow.
Using "pytm". A security lead needs to reduce irrelevant threats.
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The skill recommends accurate component properties, threat conditions, documented exclusions, and periodic review of model drift.
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title: "pytm security audit report (audit version 13)"
version: "0.1.0"
type: report
authors:
- name: "AgentSecOps"
date-released: "2026-07-09"
url: "https://skillstore.io/skills/agentsecops-pytm/audits/13"
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Create a first pytm model before an architecture review and document key STRIDE threats.
Add model generation and mitigation checks to a pipeline for architecture changes.
Convert service boundaries, sensitive data flows, and mitigations into reviewable threat model documentation.
Help me create a pytm threat model for a three-tier web application. Include actors, trust boundaries, data flows, and initial STRIDE concerns.
Review this architecture description for pytm modeling. Identify missing boundaries, sensitive flows, and security attributes before I write the model.
Design a CI workflow for a pytm model that generates diagrams, produces a threat report, and flags unmitigated high-risk threats.
Help me define organization-specific pytm threats, risk scoring criteria, and mitigation documentation for API and cloud storage controls.
Author
AgentSecOpsLicense
MIT
Author version
v0.1.0
Skillstore revision
r1
Ref
3e4b6c31a74a3bd1a291c98cf585d720cb9fbc88
Maintenance freshness
7/18/2026
Usage
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