FYEO Enterprise Threat Model is a structured threat modeling and remediation service designed to help organizations identify, assess, and address security risks across their digital infrastructure. The service follows an eight-step process: 1. Scope Definition – Determining the boundaries of the threat model, whether specific systems, applications, networks, or the entire organization. 2. Asset Identification – Cataloging critical assets such as sensitive data, IT infrastructure, applications, and services. 3. Threat Identification – Analyzing infrastructure and processes to identify weaknesses exploitable by threat actors. 4. Vulnerability Identification – Evaluating the likelihood and potential impact of threats exploiting known vulnerabilities, considering existing controls and the threat landscape. 5. Risk Assessment – Estimating the likelihood and impact of each threat-vulnerability pair against the organization's risk tolerance. 6. Risk Prioritization – Ranking risks by impact and likelihood, and developing strategies to reduce them to acceptable levels. 7. Documentation and Communication – Documenting all findings and recommendations and communicating them to relevant stakeholders. 8. Remediation – Providing guidance on mitigation plans including implementing security controls, updating policies, and investing in security technologies. The service covers threats including ransomware, malware, and insider threats. It is positioned as a foundational step in building a comprehensive security program.