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reporting-security-findings
Write security findings and assessment reports — severity scoring with CVSS and business impact, reproducible proof of concept, remediation guidance, executive summaries, and coordinated disclosure. Use when writing up a vulnerability, producing a pentest or audit report, triaging a bug bounty submission, or preparing a disclosure timeline.
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# Reporting Security Findings
The report is the product. Findings that are not understood are not fixed, and
findings that cannot be reproduced are disputed. Most of the value an
assessment creates is destroyed or preserved in the write-up.
## When to Use
- Writing up a single vulnerability
- Producing a penetration test, code audit, or red team report
- Submitting to a bug bounty program or triaging inbound submissions
- Scoring severity and arguing priority with an engineering team
- Planning coordinated disclosure for an unpatched issue