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@governed/threats

v0.1.0

Published

Agentic AI threats with severity, taxonomy mappings, incidents, mitigations, and coverage gaps

Downloads

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Readme

@governed/threats

Agentic AI threats with severity ratings, taxonomy mappings (OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, NIST), real-world incidents, mitigations, and framework coverage gaps.

Install

npm install @governed/threats

Usage

import {
  threatsKnowledge,
  getConfidenceStatus,
  computeCoverageSummary,
  getIncidentsForThreat,
  getMitigationsForThreat,
  getThreatsByCategory,
  getAllGaps
} from '@governed/threats';

// Check data freshness
const status = getConfidenceStatus(threatsKnowledge);
console.log(status.status);          // e.g. "Fresh - high confidence"
console.log(status.daysUntilStale);  // days until re-evaluation needed

// Access all data directly
const { threats, incidents, mitigations, evolution } = threatsKnowledge;

// Filter threats by category
const memoryThreats = getThreatsByCategory(threatsKnowledge, 'memory-and-context');

// Get incidents linked to a specific threat
// IDs: TM-001 (memory poisoning), TM-002 (tool misuse), TM-003 (privilege escalation), TM-004 (multi-agent)
const relatedIncidents = getIncidentsForThreat(threatsKnowledge, 'TM-001');

// Get all mitigations (MIT-001, MIT-002, etc.), or those linked to a specific threat
const allMitigations = threatsKnowledge.mitigations;
const toolMisuseMitigations = getMitigationsForThreat(threatsKnowledge, 'TM-002');

// Coverage summary across frameworks
const coverage = computeCoverageSummary(threatsKnowledge);

// Find gaps in framework coverage
const gaps = getAllGaps(threatsKnowledge);

What's included

  • Threat catalog with severity ratings and rationale
  • Cross-referenced taxonomy mappings (OWASP Agentic Top 10, MITRE ATLAS, NIST AI RMF)
  • Real-world incidents with coverage analysis
  • Mitigation references per threat
  • Framework coverage gap analysis
  • Confidence decay — data knows when it needs re-evaluation

Data freshness

Every export includes evaluation metadata: who evaluated, when, methodology, and validity window. Use getConfidenceStatus() to check programmatically.

Source

Registry source: registry/knowledge/threats.ts

Full component with visualization: living-governance.com

License: MIT