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Threat Mitigation Overview


Overview

Threat Mitigation provides a full-resolution workflow for each identified threat, combining:
  • Technical analysis
  • Reproduction steps
  • Remediation guidance
  • Team ownership & collaboration
  • Evidence attachments
  • Lifecycle and activity history
This ensures developers and security teams work together efficiently to eliminate risks.

Mitigation Workflow

Threat Mitigation Workflow

Review Threat Details

Analyze the threat description, impacted endpoints, severity, CWE category, and attack scenario.

Verify Evidence

Inspect captured requests, payloads, parameters, and attached proof to validate the risk.

Apply Fix or Patch

Developers apply backend, permission, validation, or logic fixes to remove the vulnerability.

Mark as Ready for Verification

Once developers push the fix, the threat moves to Fix Verified for security review.

Re-Test Automatically

Snapsec automatically replays the threat scenario to validate the fix.

Close the Threat

If validation passes, the threat is marked Resolved with a complete audit trail.

Key Features

Replayable Attack Evidence

Snapsec stores full request/response pairs so teams can reproduce attacks instantly.

AI-Assisted Remediation Guidance

Receive system-specific, endpoint-aware guidance on how to eliminate the threat.

Lifecycle Tracking

Every threat moves through states: Pending → Acknowledged → In Progress → Fixed → Verified.

Developer Collaboration

Add comments, attach files, assign owners, and track activity in a shared workspace.

Automatic Fix Verification

Automated re-testing ensures that patches correctly remove the vulnerability.

Audit & Compliance Ready

Full history of who fixed what, when, and how — ideal for audits and compliance.

Example Mitigation Insights

Injection payloads replayed against the patched endpoint showing sanitized responses.
Logic-flaw threat marked fixed after re-testing validates authorization checks.
Broken authentication threat closed after password-reset flow was redesigned.
CWE-639 (IDOR) threat resolved after implementing object-level access validation.

Search, Filtering & Sorting

Threat Mitigation supports advanced investigation controls:
FilterDescription
SeverityCritical, High, Medium, or Low threats
StateAcknowledged, In Progress, Fixed, Verified
OwnerFilter by responsible developer or analyst
EndpointAPI route or functionality impacted
CWECommon Weakness Enumeration category
ConfidenceConfidence level of the threat detection
These filters help teams quickly locate unresolved or high-risk issues.

Full Threat View

Threat Full View

Each threat page includes:
  • Threat impact & explanation
  • Request/response evidence
  • CWE & severity
  • Confidence score
  • Endpoint details
  • Owner & assigned team
  • Activity history
  • Comments & attachments
  • Fix verification logs

Integrations

Snapsec Threat Mitigation integrates with:
  • VM for ticket syncing
  • CI/CD for auto-verification
  • GitHub / GitLab for linked pull requests
  • Jira for task creation and tracking

Example Use Cases

Developer Fix Validation

Automatically validate whether a code fix truly removes the threat.

Security Review Workflows

Analysts confirm correctness, attach evidence, and move threats to Verified.

Team-Based Remediation

Assign threats to backend, frontend, or API teams with clear ownership.

Compliance Evidence

Export complete mitigation trails for SOC2, PCI, and internal audits.

Next Steps

Explore Threat Resolution

Dive deeper into how Snapsec manages discovery, tracking, and remediation.