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Security Score

Every audit produces a security score — a letter grade (A+ through F) that summarizes the engagement at a glance. The score is what executives, auditors, and dashboards see first.

How it’s calculated

Each audit starts at a perfect 100. Findings deduct points based on severity: The final numeric score maps to a letter grade: The score floor is 0 — multiple criticals don’t push it negative.

Example calculations

What the score is and isn’t

The score is good for:
  • One-line summaries in dashboards, Slack notifications, and PDF covers
  • Trend tracking across recurring audits
  • Risk-tier classification across many workspaces (MSSP use case)
The score is not:
  • A substitute for reading the findings
  • A measure of total risk (one critical finding can be catastrophic regardless of score)
  • A comparison metric between different products (an A on one app doesn’t mean it’s “more secure” than a B on another with a different surface)

Score in the API

The score is returned with every audit:

Tracking over time

The workspace dashboard plots score trend across all audits run against the workspace. Use this to:
  • Verify remediation progress sprint over sprint
  • Detect regressions when new releases introduce findings
  • Demonstrate continuous improvement to stakeholders