What creates the biggest remediation backlog in your environment?

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What creates the biggest remediation backlog in your environment? Disclosure: I’m building a remediation-focused infrastructure/security project and looking for feedback on the problem space itself, not trying to sell anything. One thing I’ve noticed working in cloud/platform environments is that finding issues is usually the easy part. The harder part is everything that happens after: • tickets get opened • findings get triaged • Terraform changes get written • approvals get routed • maintenance windows get scheduled • validation gets performed • audit evidence gets collected A lot of tooling seems optimized for detection while remediation remains fragmented across multiple systems and teams. I’m curious how others here experience this. A few questions: 1. What types of findings create the most remediation backlog for your team? 2. Where does remediation typically get stuck? • approvals? • change management? • ownership? • lack of context? • fear of breaking production? 3. If you could automate one part of the remediation process, what would it be? 4. What would make you trust (or completely distrust) a platform that proposes or executes infrastructure fixes? Interested in hearing from platform engineers, SREs, cloud engineers, security engineers, and anyone responsible for keeping production systems healthy. I’m much more interested in understanding real operational pain points than discussing specific products or tools. Thank you to anyone bothering to interact with my post. [link] [handle]

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