Your first ranker

A severity ranker is a set of plain-Markdown rules the model applies when ordering findings by priority. Rankers turn raw findings into a triaged list that matches how you think about severity.

A ranker is free-form Markdown rules with a live preview.

Create one

Open Severity rankers → New severity ranker, name it, and write your rules as a numbered or bulleted Markdown list. There's no schema - just clear instructions:

# Ranking rules

1. Anything allowing unauthenticated remote code execution ranks highest.
2. Auth bypasses on money-moving endpoints rank above read-only info leaks.
3. Findings that require an already-privileged actor rank lower.
4. Deprioritize anything that needs local access or non-default configuration.

The editor shows a live preview of your rendered Markdown. When the status line reads "Severity ranker is valid," click Create severity ranker.

Note

You can select several rankers on a single scan - their rules are concatenated - and add scan-specific rules on top. See How to create a ranker for the details.

You now have the three ingredients: a workflow, a post-script, and a ranker. Time to run the scan.