Security risks are usually ignored.
They stay invisible until something breaks.
The truth is: most store owners don’t ignore security because they don’t care.
They ignore it because it’s hard to see.
The real challenge is the security language gap.
Developers talk in:
CVEs
patches
dependencies
exploits
Store owners talk in:
downtime
lost sales
broken trust
reputation
support overload
Store owners don’t need a lecture.
They need a clear security report that makes hidden risks visible.
One that shows risk going up or down over time.
And one that leads to a decision.
Good security work needs one thing:
A decision system.
For developers to see the findings.
For store owners to see the risk.
And everyone can make the next decision.
To replace “I think we’re okay” with “here’s what we know.”
With clear choices:
Fix it now.
Defer it (with a date).
Accept the risk (on purpose).