Agentic Security Studio — Frameworks as Thinking Tools

Agentic Security Studio — The Multiverse School
Agentic Security StudioThe Multiverse School
◇ Map ◇ Legible

▚ Three tools for reasoning about agent security

Don't just read the frameworks. Think with them.

The curriculum map shows the whole field at once. These three tools let you operate it — choose the right frameworks for where you are, explore where an agent can be attacked, and turn a description of your own agent into a real threat model.

Tool 1 · The meta-map, live

What do I reach for?

Say where you are and what you're worried about. The studio narrows the whole field to the frameworks, standards, and scans that actually apply — each linked to the source.

Lifecycle phase

Where the control lives

Threat you're facing

Tool 2 · The layered attack surface

Where can my agent be attacked?

An AI agent isn't one thing — it's a stack. Click a layer to see the threats that live there, the defenses that hold, the benchmarks that test it, and the scan that checks your machine.

the agent stack ↓

Tool 3 · Threat-modeling canvas

Model your own agent's threats.

Describe what your agent can do. The canvas reasons across STRIDE, LINDDUN, the OWASP Agentic Top 10, and MAESTRO to surface your agent's threats — with mitigations you can track and export.

Threat model

Guidance is grounded in the curriculum's frameworks; it's a teaching aid for building threat-modeling intuition, not a substitute for a full security review. Every agent is different — treat the generated list as a starting point to interrogate.