Definitions
Cyber Report Score (CRS)
Section titled “Cyber Report Score (CRS)”How important this development is for a typical organization, from 0 to 100. Importance combines severity, affected population, exploitability and practical attention-worthiness. It answers “how much does this matter?” — never “is this true?” — and it is a ranking tool, not a probability.
Evidence Confidence (EC)
Section titled “Evidence Confidence (EC)”How well established the source reporting is, from 0 to 100. It reflects how firmly the captured sources document the central development — source quality, corroboration and completeness. High confidence means the reporting is solid; it does not mean the risk is severe.
Reporting Fidelity (RF)
Section titled “Reporting Fidelity (RF)”How faithfully our summary conveys its source material, as a percentage of narrative fields fully supported by both independent reviews. 100 means every field’s claims trace cleanly to the captured sources.
How they relate
Section titled “How they relate”Three separate questions with three separate numbers: a minor issue can be very confidently reported, and a major issue can rest on one early source. None of the three is ever a probability that a story is true, and unknown is always shown as unknown.