The pros and cons of using an iPad as a laptop
An iPad has several advantages over a laptop, including its touch screen and portability. But depending on what you want to do, it might not be enough.
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An iPad has several advantages over a laptop, including its touch screen and portability. But depending on what you want to do, it might not be enough.
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188 vulnerabilities. That's where we started. After the modernisation, the jjwt migration, the targeted remediations, and the documented suppressions, here's where we ended up: 6 open findings. All suppressed with documented reasons. 0 unaddressed. But "188 to 6" is a headline, not a measurement. This article is about what meaningful security posture measurement actually looks like — the metrics that tell a real story versus the ones that just make a dashboard look good. Why Raw Finding Count Is a Weak Metric The most common way teams measure SCA progress is finding count. Before: 188. After: 6. Improvement: 182 findings resolved. 97% reduction. That number is real but it's also misleading in isolation. Here's why. If I had suppressed all 188 findings without fixing anything, my finding count would also be 6. The dashboard would look identical. The actual security posture would be unchanged. Finding count measures activity, not outcomes. What you need to measure is: What risk was actually reduced — not just what got closed What risk remains and why — the documented residual risk How the remediation was achieved — fix vs. suppress breakdown What the exploit exposure looks like — before and after exploit maturity These four dimensions together tell a story that a single number can't. Metric 1: Risk Reduction by Severity The most important before/after comparison is severity distribution, not total count. Severity Before After Fixed After Suppressed Remaining Critical 10 10 0 0 High 99 93 6 0 Medium 59 29 23 0 (7 in 4.x backlog) Low 20 0 20 0 Total 188 132 49 0 unaddressed Every Critical finding was fixed — not suppressed, fixed. That's the number that matters most. No Critical vulnerability was accepted as residual risk. The 6 suppressed High findings are all in the "no known exploit" category with documented unreachability justifications. The 23 suppressed Medium findings are split between test-scope dependencies and unreachable code paths. What to say when presentin
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