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The materiality threshold means that no penetration test can be closed as passing while material vulnerabilities remain unresolved, creating a mandatory remediation gate.
Databricks applies a remediation requirement for all material findings before any penetration test is considered complete, which limits the risk of unresolved significant vulnerabilities being carried forward.
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The materiality threshold means that no penetration test can be closed as passing while material vulnerabilities remain unresolved, creating a mandatory remediation gate.
Databricks applies a remediation requirement for all material findings before any penetration test is considered complete, which limits the risk of unresolved significant vulnerabilities being carried forward.
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