triage-validation

Validate security findings by running them through a strict 7-question gate sequence before submission. This process checks for reproducibility, scope conformance, and impact justification to ensure only high-confidence findings are reported.

A triage validation gate is a pre-submission checkpoint that enforces deduplication checks and evidence quality standards. It requires passing a 7-question sequence covering reality checks, impact validation, and report quality to minimize triage friction.

Check for duplicate security findings using the Gate 2 Deduplication step within the validation gate sequence. This ensures ongoing engagement findings are cross-referenced before submission, reducing triage friction and preventing duplicate reports.

Yes, you can apply the validation gate across different asset types in ongoing security engagements. The 7-question gate sequence is designed to ensure scope conformance and evidence quality regardless of the specific asset being tested.

Enforce evidence quality standards by applying Gate 3 Report Quality from the 7-question validation sequence. This step documents evidence to support triage decisions and ensures consistency across all findings before submission.

Bug bounty reports often get rejected during triage due to false positives, lack of reproducibility, or missing impact justification. Applying a strict 7-question validation gate before submission enforces scope conformance and evidence quality to prevent this.