Automate the manual work in Security Reporter

FullSpec maps how Security Reporter fits into your day-to-day, finds the repetitive work worth automating, and gives you a clear plan to connect it with the rest of your tools.

Security Reporter by the numbers

Insights from real process mapping sessions that involve Security Reporter.

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Top 5 Security Reporter friction points when done manually

Manually exporting Security Reporter findings

You spend hours each week exporting vulnerability data from Security Reporter into spreadsheets because your stakeholders need reports in formats Security Reporter doesn't generate automatically.

78% report this

Reconciling Security Reporter data across systems

You manually cross-reference Security Reporter results with your asset inventory and ticketing system to figure out which vulnerabilities actually apply to your infrastructure.

71% report this

Tracking remediation status outside Security Reporter

Security Reporter shows you what's broken, but you track fixes in a separate spreadsheet because Security Reporter doesn't connect to your remediation workflow.

64% report this

Copying Security Reporter alerts into tickets

When Security Reporter flags a new vulnerability, you manually create a ticket in your issue tracker instead of Security Reporter pushing the alert directly.

55% report this

Updating Security Reporter scan schedules manually

You have to remember to adjust Security Reporter scan frequency and scope each quarter because it doesn't automatically adapt to your changing infrastructure.

29% report this

Data points based on anonymized data from FullSpec mapping sessions