Queue and agents
Findings become recommendations, recommendations become a ranked list that stays filled, and the list is worked by your people or by agents you run yourself.
A queue that asks you to read everything and promote the worthwhile items is asking you to do the part you are paying for. StationChief already knows the severity, the dollars and the age of every finding. It orders the list itself and keeps at least ten items in it.
Cost and security disagree constantly, and there is no universally correct tie-break. An organisation-level profile sets yours once, and the ranking follows it — so the ordering reflects your priorities rather than an opinion baked into the product.
Findings arrive, findings age, and a list assembled once is wrong within a week. A daily pass re-ranks as the inputs move, so the top of the list is current without anyone asking it to be.
None of the above means anything if work only leaves the list when a human ticks a box. Completion is an API call, so the agents that do the work close their own items — and the queue reflects reality rather than reporting hygiene.