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I've been thinking about this while building a web security assessment tool, and I realized that many scanners overwhelm users with hundreds of warnings but provide very little guidance on what actually matters.
In your experience, what makes a security scanner genuinely valuable?
Some questions I'd love to hear your thoughts on:
Do you prefer a simple summary or a detailed technical report?
Should findings be prioritized by severity, exploitability, or business impact?
How important are confidence scores in deciding whether to trust a finding?
What's the biggest frustration you've had with existing security scanners?
Which security checks do you think are often overlooked but should be included?
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