# Urgency

Each finding in a Takumi assessment report carries an urgency, which says in what order the findings should be addressed. It is not judged on its own: it follows from the combination of the finding's [severity](/docs/t/assessment/references/severity.md) and its [attack possibility](/docs/t/assessment/references/possibility.md). In the table below the vertical axis is the possibility and the horizontal axis is the severity.

|            | Critical | High   | Medium | Low    | None |
| ---------- | -------- | ------ | ------ | ------ | ---- |
| High       | Urgent   | Urgent | High   | Medium | None |
| Medium     | Urgent   | High   | Medium | Low    | None |
| Low        | High     | Medium | Low    | Low    | None |
| Impossible | Medium   | Low    | Low    | Low    | None |

The overall A-E rating of a report follows the highest urgency it carries: E for Urgent, D for High, C for Medium, B for Low, and A when nothing above None was found.