AttackFlow

AttackFlow is a sophisticated threat modeling and security architecture analysis platform designed to integrate directly into the developer's workflow. By 2026, AttackFlow has solidified its position as a critical bridge between software architects and security engineers, utilizing a graph-based engine to visualize potential attack paths and security weaknesses during the design and coding phases. Its technical architecture leverages deep integration with IDEs like Visual Studio and VS Code, alongside automated CI/CD hooks, to provide real-time feedback on the security posture of an application's architecture. Unlike traditional static analysis tools (SAST) that focus on code syntax, AttackFlow analyzes the systemic flow of data and control, identifying logic flaws and structural vulnerabilities that automated scanners often miss. The platform's 2026 market position emphasizes 'Security-as-Code,' enabling teams to maintain living threat models that evolve alongside the codebase. It effectively maps components against known CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) and CVE databases while providing a sandbox for simulating attacker behaviors across complex, microservices-oriented environments.