Cloud security tools generate overwhelming findings without prioritizing which are actually exploitable
Cloud security posture management tools dump thousands of findings on teams without clarifying which are truly reachable by an attacker or what to fix first; a solo builder shipped a CSPM that chains findings into attack paths and auto-generates fixes.
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