How Teams Adopt Product Security Hub

Your team starts by mapping your product architecture in Product Security Hub. This is where you define:

• • Components & Data Flow: How data moves through your system, storage points, and trust boundaries
• • External Dependencies: Third-party libraries, services, and integrations
• • Threats: Using Product Security Hub's built-in threat catalog (mapped to CWE), identify realistic threats to your architecture

Outcome: You have a living security architecture document—not a static diagram, but a continuous reference that your team actually maintains.

Now you connect regulatory and risk context to your architecture:

• • Add Requirements: Import or map compliance requirements (FDA cybersecurity guidance, Health Canada, EU MDR, etc.) to your architecture
• • Import SBOMs & Vulnerabilities: Upload your SBOM and see what's vulnerable in your supply chain
• • Map Connections: See how vulnerabilities relate to your architecture threats and compliance requirements

Outcome: You now see the full picture: what threats matter, which vulnerabilities are in your code, and which compliance obligations apply—all in one place.

Product Security Hub becomes your operational backbone for security decisions:

• • Triage & Prioritize: Risk-assess vulnerabilities using CVSS v3/v4 context from your threat model
• • Track Decisions: Document why you accepted, mitigated, or fixed each risk
• • Report on Compliance: Generate audit-ready evidence of your security controls and risk management
• • Update as You Grow: New product version? Architecture change? Regulatory update? Product Security Hub scales with you

Outcome: Security is no longer a snapshot—it's a living, continuously-updated system that keeps pace with your product and regulatory environment.