Most companies do not suffer from a lack of findings. They suffer from too much noise. Too many alerts, too many recommendations and not enough context to decide what matters now.
Useful prioritization combines three layers: business impact, ease of exploitation and remediation effort. A critical vulnerability in an isolated system may matter less than a medium issue in an exposed app with weak credentials.
Our approach translates security into decisions. Every finding should answer three questions: what can happen, which part of the business it affects and how quickly the team can realistically reduce the risk.
Once the backlog is ordered with that logic, security stops competing with operations and starts protecting them.