What happens with a list
A findings list sorted by severity puts a public test bucket at the same level as a production database reachable from the internet. The team fixes in list order, or stops fixing.
Thousands of configuration findings, all “high”, and no way to know which ones actually open an access.

A findings list sorted by severity puts a public test bucket at the same level as a production database reachable from the internet. The team fixes in list order, or stops fixing.
Toxic combinations connect exposure, vulnerability, permissions and data in the graph, with a score out of 100 computed from severity, chain length and resources involved, then adjusted by real exposure. The Remediation tab says which link to break. The Sapper, an assistant, searches for paths no rule describes yet and proposes them to you, with evidence.
From the first inventory, the Toxic combinations page lists the chains found. Open the first one, read the path, create a ticket from the panel or ask the Mason to prepare the fix.
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