Five scanners, one weakness, one owner, one fix. Watch three alerts for the same CVE collapse into a single owned issue.
SARIF, Dependabot-style, and Trivy-style reports — the exports your scanners already produce.
Every alert is normalized into the same shape: the weakness, the asset, the file and line, the evidence.
The same CVE under three scanner IDs becomes one canonical weakness — deduplicated and reachability-ranked.
Each weakness leaves with a named owner and its fix path — and its verified closure propagates back to every source.
Three tools report the same requests CVE. Standout turns the noise into one owned issue.
One canonical weakness — requests CVE, reachable
Three scanner records deduplicated into a single issue carrying file:line, reachability, and the fix path — ranked by what an attacker can actually reach.
Owner assigned — one named owner per weakness — no orphan alerts ageing in a queue nobody owns
Fix handed off — the weakness goes to Tokynd Setright as a merge-ready patch flow
Closure verified — on rescan, the closure propagates back to every source that reported it
Per scanner export