What Is The Edgescan CISO Report?
The CISO Report is an executive-level AI Insight that summarizes your organization's overall vulnerability posture in business-relevant terms, total findings, remediation progress, and exposure to known-exploited vulnerabilities.
Version Number: v1.0.0
Published Date: 27 Aug 2026
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How it works?
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Vulnerability Totals & Quality
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Presents the total number of vulnerabilities identified across your estate, along with a true positive / false positive breakdown, so leadership can see how much of the workload represents genuine risk.
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Time Saved Estimate
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Applies a standard per-vulnerability validation time estimate to show how much analyst time has been saved through Edgescan's automated detection and validation, expressed in hours and approximate FTE terms.
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Opened & Closed Findings by Severity
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Breaks down vulnerabilities opened and closed over the reporting period by severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low/Minimal), so trends in both new risk and remediation throughput are visible together.
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Remediation Posture
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Shows the overall split between open, closed/remediated, and risk-accepted vulnerabilities, giving a single view of how much outstanding risk remains.
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True Positives by Layer
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Splits confirmed findings between network-layer and web application/API-layer, useful for understanding where exposure is concentrated.
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CISA-KEV Breakdown
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Identifies which open findings appear on the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue, these represent the highest-priority remediation targets, since they have confirmed real-world exploitation.
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Features & Benefits
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Executive-Ready: Designed to be read by a CISO or board audience without needing to interpret raw scan data.
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Outcome-Focused: Frames findings around remediation progress and time saved, not just raw vulnerability counts.
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Known-Exploit Prioritization: Surfaces CISA-KEV matches so the highest-confidence risks aren't buried among lower-priority findings.
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Trend Visibility: Opened-vs-closed breakdowns by severity make it easy to see whether posture is improving or degrading over time.
Common Use-Cases
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Board & Executive Reporting: Provide a clear, non-technical summary of security posture and programme effectiveness.
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Programme Justification: Demonstrate the value of continuous testing and validation through the time-saved estimate.
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Risk Triage: Use the CISA-KEV breakdown to focus immediate attention on vulnerabilities with confirmed real-world exploitation.
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Quarterly/Board Reviews: Track remediation posture and severity trends period over period.