Application security reporting
built for engineering leadership.
You don't need to read every finding to know your organization's risk posture. Strata gives engineering managers, directors, VPs of Engineering, and CTOs a portfolio-level view — risk trends, severity distribution, and remediation progress — without reducing the technical depth your team relies on underneath it.
Illustrative dashboard — values shown are example data, not a live account.
Security data without a rollup
Engineering teams aren't usually short on scan output. Leadership is short on a way to see that output as organizational risk, not a pile of individual findings.
Findings without trend context
A scan report tells you what's wrong today. It doesn't tell you whether your organization's risk posture is improving, flat, or getting worse — that requires comparing runs over time, not reading one report in isolation.
No single view across projects
When each team scans independently, "how secure are we" means asking five teams for five separate updates and reconciling the answers by hand. There's no portfolio-level picture without that manual rollup.
Remediation status lives in someone's head
Without a tracked lifecycle, "did we fix that critical finding from last quarter" is a question that requires finding the right engineer and asking, not looking at a dashboard.
Leadership updates take manual compilation
Turning raw findings into a summary a non-technical stakeholder can act on — risk score, severity breakdown, what changed since last time — usually means someone builds a slide deck by hand, every time.
Organizational risk, made visible
The same scan data your engineers already use for remediation, rolled up into a view built for the person who has to answer for the organization's risk posture.
Portfolio-wide risk dashboards
Severity distribution, risk trend over time, and OWASP coverage across every mobile app and repository you monitor — in one dashboard, not five separate tool exports.
Executive-ready reporting
Generate a PDF summary with overall risk posture, severity breakdown, and the highest-priority findings — written for a stakeholder who won't read a raw finding list, not just for the engineer who will.
SLA tracking by severity
Set a remediation deadline per severity level (critical findings resolved within N days, for example) and see overdue items surface automatically — instead of relying on someone to remember to follow up.
Prioritization through the findings lifecycle
Every finding moves through Open → In Progress → Fixed or Accepted Risk, ranked by severity and CVSS score. Your team works the highest-impact issues first because the list is already ordered that way — not because someone re-triages it manually each sprint.
Technical debt, made visible instead of accumulating quietly
Accepted-risk findings and long-open items are visible in the same dashboard as new findings, with the date they were accepted and by whom — so security debt is a tracked line item, not something that silently piles up unnoticed.
No extra workflow for developers
CI/CD integration means scans run inside the pipeline your team already uses — GitHub Actions or GitLab CI — so engineering visibility into risk doesn't require developers to adopt a separate tool or change how they ship.
Software portfolio visibility
Mobile apps and repositories are tracked side by side in the same risk view, so you're not maintaining a separate mental model — or a separate spreadsheet — for each type of project.
A security event audit trail
Logins, scan activity, access changes, and API key usage are recorded in a filterable, exportable log — useful when a stakeholder or auditor asks what happened and when, not just what the current state is.
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