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Challenge

Users were overwhelmed by a long list of vulnerabilities with mixed severities and no clear starting point.

Approach

Provide a high-level overview with severity counts and trends, and make each metric an actionable entry point.

Solution

• Severity counts for critical, high, moderate, and info findings.
• 'New' vs preexisting findings to highlight what changed since the last scans.
• Type/category breakdown to understand distribution by vulnerability type.
• Clickable counts that take users to filtered lists for focused action.

Outcome

Turned overwhelm into an at-a-glance overview with clear priorities and actionable entry points..

Challenge

The previous flow forced page-to-page navigation (list → details → back), and many vulnerabilities had similar names across types, making triage and communication difficult.

Approach

Adopt a master-detail layout to preserve context and speed up triage.

Solution

• Master-detail UI: left-side list of vulnerabilities with right-side details that update on selection.
• In-page side navigation to jump between sections within the details view.
• Sidebar filters to narrow by severity and other criteria.
• Assign a unique numeric identifier to each vulnerability to make referencing and communication unambiguous.

Outcome

Enabled fast, continuous triage without losing context and made communication unambiguous via unique IDs.

Challenge

Sign-ups previously required an account manager; we needed a self-serve path.

Approach

Provide GitHub authentication with a repo selector and an instant demo option.

Solution

• Authenticate with GitHub; automatically list repositories for selection.
• Choose a repository and start a scan immediately.
• Or launch a demo project to explore the UI before scanning a real repo (no setup required).

Outcome

Users could authenticate, scan a GitHub project, or try a demo first, seeing value in minutes.