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How to enhance your security assessments and findings documentation using Cleft
New to Cleft?
Start with our guides on making voice notes and organizing notes to get the most out of your security workflow. Also check out how Systems Builders use Cleft for process optimization.
Common Challenges
How do I document security findings quickly?
How do I document security findings quickly?
Processing security assessment findings for clear documentation is crucial.Cleft helps by:
- Brain dumping security findings (with voice notes)
- Capturing immediate vulnerabilities (using widgets)
- Listing remediation steps
- Noting priority issues (using tags)
How do I track assessment progress?
How do I track assessment progress?
Managing multiple security assessments needs systematic capture.Cleft helps by:
- Brain dumping test results
- Listing scope items (with custom instructions)
- Capturing quick wins
- Noting technical details (with Notion integration)
How do I manage client communications?
How do I manage client communications?
Sharing findings with stakeholders needs clear organization.Cleft helps by:
- Brain dumping report highlights
- Listing remediation priorities (with shareable links)
- Capturing client questions
- Noting follow-up items (using templates)
How do I maintain assessment quality?
How do I maintain assessment quality?
Ensuring thorough security coverage requires systematic documentation.Cleft helps by:
- Brain dumping test cases
- Creating assessment checklists (with Zapier automation)
- Capturing methodology notes
- Noting best practices
Important: While Cleft is perfect for processing security findings and documenting assessments, it’s not designed for recording entire penetration test sessions (30-minute limit). Use your regular testing tools, then process the findings in Cleft for better organization and reporting.
Power up your workflow: Check out our Workflow Recipes and Apple Shortcuts integration for security automation possibilities.
A Day Using Cleft
1
Morning Setup (8:00 - 9:00)
2
Meeting Review
Process client meeting transcripts into structured requirements.
3
Environment Setup
Document configuration details and testing parameters.
4
Methodology Review
Organize approach and planned test cases.
Security Testing (9:00 - 4:00)
Assessment Work
- Capture quick findings
- Document brief observations
- Record key steps
- Track progress
- Organize artifacts
- Document context
- Build proof chains
Documentation (4:00 - 6:00)
Report Building
- Process findings
- Create summaries
- Draft recommendations
- Validate findings
- Check evidence
- Plan follow-ups
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