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Map the cloud. Not just the code.

A new cloud threat matrix offers a way to connect application and infrastructure discussions.

My reading list ↗
An application drawn with the visitors, identities, deployment path, cloud services and logs around it, grouped by trust boundary.
The kind of small drawing the article argues for. Illustrative — not any real system.

What was reported

Microsoft introduced a cloud web applications threat matrix aligned with MITRE ATT&CK. It connects risks across application code, managed runtimes, identities, deployment pipelines, and associated cloud resources.

Source: Microsoft Security Research · 9 September 2026

The club take

OUR INTERPRETATION & WORKSHOP IDEAS

Our takeaway: a small architecture drawing can be a better first security conversation than a long checklist. Start with the app, then add the identities, deployment path, and services it relies on. Ask what each connection allows.

For a collaborative lab, choose an intentionally simple demo and mark its trust boundaries together. One person explains the application, another follows the deployment process, and a third asks which logs would help investigate an unexpected action. Treat the published matrix as a discussion aid, not a claim that every listed risk exists in your project.

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Which connection in your project is least visible to the people reviewing its security?

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