Every issue is classified not just by severity, but by the type of risk it introduces. SkySiege groups findings into six categories, allowing you to understand not just how urgent something is - but what it threatens.
Compliance risks identify gaps that could lead to failures against regulatory, contractual, or audit requirements such as SOC 2 and ISO standards.
Cost risks highlight areas of unnecessary or excessive spending within systems and infrastructure. These findings focus on reducing waste and optimizing resource usage.
Efficiency risks highlight systems that are poorly designed or configured, leading to unnecessary complexity, performance issues, or reduced return on investment.
Operational risks highlight issues that affect system stability, maintainability, and long-term performance. These findings focus on ensuring systems continue to run reliably as they scale and evolve.
Resilience risks identify weaknesses in backup, recovery, and failover capabilities. These findings focus on ensuring systems can withstand failures and recover without significant disruption.
Security risks identify weaknesses that could allow unauthorized access, data exposure, or system compromise. These findings focus on protecting systems, identities, and sensitive information from direct threats.
