Not every alert is urgent. Know which ones are.
Warin scores every security issue by severity, so when you have two hours a week for security work, those hours go to the issues that actually change your risk profile.
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What you get
Core capabilities
Severity-weighted scoring
Each security issue is rated using industry-standard severity levels. Not everything is 'Critical' — Warin distinguishes clearly between theoretical risks and exploitable exposures, so you can trust the urgency signals.
Why it matters
What's at stake for your startup
Scanners without context produce noise, not signal
Most vulnerability scanners output long lists of security issues, often flagged at the same severity regardless of context. The result is alert fatigue — you stop trusting the output because everything looks equally urgent. Warin's contextual scoring cuts through that.
You have limited time to spend on security
If you're a two-person founding team, security isn't your full-time job. Warin assumes you have a few hours a week, not a dedicated security team. Prioritization ensures those hours have maximum impact rather than being wasted on low-probability security issues.
Fixing the wrong thing has a real cost
Every hour spent on a low-severity, low-probability security issue is an hour not spent on the critical issue that's sitting exposed. Risk prioritization isn't about efficiency alone — it's about making the right call when you can't do everything at once.
Common questions
Everything you need to know
Warin scores security issues using industry-standard severity frameworks, then evaluates exploitability — how practically actionable the vulnerability is for an attacker today versus a theoretical risk. The result is a priority score that reflects real-world risk, not just the vulnerability class in isolation.
CVSS assigns the same score to every instance of a vulnerability type regardless of exploitability. Warin evaluates security issues based on both severity and real-world exploitability — so a medium CVSS security issue that's actively exploitable in your configuration can rank higher than a high CVSS theoretical edge case. Exploitability changes priority in ways that raw CVSS scores cannot.