Customizable Priority Rules for Every Team

Every organization has a different risk profile, and a finding that belongs at the top of one team’s queue may be entirely irrelevant to another. Generic severity scores from scanners don’t account for whether a vulnerable machine is exposed to the internet, whether a finding has been exploited in the wild, or whether your environment has compensating controls in place. Without the ability to encode that context into your prioritization logic, teams are left manually sorting through backlogs that don’t reflect what actually matters to them.

This demo walks through how Seemplicity’s Priority Rules let each team define exactly what makes a finding critical in their environment. You will see how Seemplicity superimposes resource data (including internet exposure) with finding attributes like exploit type and real-world exploitation history to automatically assign the right priority level. The VM team sets their own rules for machines in their scope, AppSec and cloud teams do the same for theirs, and when the backlog opens, the most important issues are already at the top.