Security

Security work that actually gets done

The finding nobody fixes is worth nothing. How we structure reviews so remediation is realistic.

A security report that lists ninety issues in severity order tends to produce the same outcome: the top three get fixed and the rest quietly age.

We structure findings by effort as well as severity, and we write the fix, not just the flaw. A developer should be able to open the report, read one entry and know exactly what to change.

Priorities we apply

  1. Anything that exposes credentials or personal data.
  2. Anything reachable without authentication.
  3. Anything a single dependency update resolves.

The goal is a shorter report next quarter, not a longer one.


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