u/SufficientMacaron207

Board wants a risk number, engineering wants a prioritized backlog, and cvss scores alone satisfy neither audience. we've been trying to build a prioritization model that weighs exploitability against real business impact, but doing that manually across thousands of findings doesn't scale past a certain point.

For other security leaders here, how are you translating raw vulnerability counts into something that maps to actual business risk without it turning into a full time job for someone on your team?

we've got a monorepo with years of history and github's built-in secret scanning handles new pushes fine, but running it back over years of existing history to catch everything already committed took a lot longer than expected and we're still not confident we've found all of it.

For anyone who's dealt with a repo this size, what tooling got you full history coverage without timing out or missing patterns github's native scanner doesn't know about?

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