Why do most VAPT Findings never get fully fixed?

This blog post explains why most VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) findings remain unremediated, attributing the problem to factors like poor prioritization, compliance-driven checkbox mentality, lack of ownership, weak tracking/closed-loop processes, and remediation fatigue; it advises shifting from assessment-focused to remediation-driven security through risk-based prioritization, continuous validation, and modern exposure management.