[docs] add Pro Finding Enhancements documentation

docs/content/en/changelog/changelog.md

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 ### Apr 22, 2025: v2.45.2
 
+![image](images/risk_table.png)
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 - **(Beta UI)** Added a link to Universal Importer to the sidebar, which provides access to the [Universal Importer and DefectDojo CLI](/en/connecting_your_tools/external_tools/) tools.
+- **(Beta UI)** Added smart Prioritization and Risk fields to DefectDojo Pro, which can be used to more easily triage Findings based on the impact of the Product they contain.  See [Priority](/en/working_with_findings/finding_priority/) documentation for more information.
 - **(Tools)** Updated Fortify Webinspect parser to handle Fortify's new XML report format.
 
 ### Apr 14, 2025: v2.45.1

docs/content/en/working_with_findings/finding_priority.md

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+---
+title: "Finding Priority Enhancement (Pro)"
+description: "How DefectDojo ranks your Findings"
+weight: 1
+---
+
+Additional Finding filters are available in DefectDojo Pro to more easily triage, filter and prioritize Findings.
+
+* Priority sorts Findings based on the context and importance of the Product they are stored in.
+* Risk considers the Product's context, with a greater emphasis on the exploitability of a Finding.
+
+## Finding Priority
+
+In DefectDojo Pro, Priority is a calculated field on Findings that can be used to sort or filter Findings according to Product-level metadata:
+
+- Product's Business Criticality
+- Whether the Product has an External Audience
+- Whether the Product is Internet Accessible
+- The Product's estimated revenue or user records count 
+
+DefectDojo Pro's Finding Priority assigns a numerical rank to each Finding according to this metadata, to provide users with a stronger context on triage and remediation.
+
+![image](images/pro_finding_priority.png)
+
+The range of Priority values is from 0 to 1150.  The higher the number, the more urgency the Finding is to triage or remediate.
+
+Priority numbers can be used with other filters to compare Findings in any context, such as:
+
+* within a single Product, Engagement or Test
+* globally in all DefectDojo Products
+* between a few specific Products
+
+## How Priority is calculated
+
+Every Active finding will have a Priority calculated.  Inactive or Duplicate Findings will not.
+
+Priority is set based on the following factors:
+
+#### Product-Level
+
+- The assigned Criticality for the Product (if defined)
+- The estimated User Records for the Product (if defined)
+- The estimated Revenue for the Product (if defined)
+- If the Product has External Audience defined
+- If the Product has Internet Accessible defined.
+
+All of these metadata fields can be set on the Edit Product form for a given Product.
+
+#### Finding-Level
+
+- Whether or not the Finding has an [EPSS score](/en/working_with_findings/intro_to_findings/#monitor-current-vulnerabilities-using-cves-and-epss-scores-pro-feature), this is automatically kept up to date for Pro customers
+- How many Endpoints in the Product are affected by this Finding
+- Whether or not a Finding is Under Review
+
+If Product-level metadata is not set, the Priority level will follow the Severity for a given Finding:
+
+- Critical = 90
+- High = 70
+- Medium = 50
+- Low = 30
+- Info = 10
+
+Currently, Priority calculation and the underlying formula cannot be adjusted.  These numbers are meant as a reference only - your team's actual priority for remediation may vary from the DefectDojo calculation.
+
+## Finding Risk
+
+![image](images/risk_table.png)
+
+The Risk column on a Findings table is another way to quickly prioritize Findings.  Risk is calculated using a Finding's Priority level, but also factors in a Finding's exploitability to a greater degree.  This is meant as a less granular, more 'executive-level' version of Priority.
+
+The four assignable Risk levels are:
+
+![image](images/pro_risk_levels.png)
+
+A Finding's EPSS / exploitability is much more emphasized in the Risk calculation.  As a result, a Finding can have a both a high priority and a low risk value.
+
+As with Finding Priority, the Risk calculation cannot currently be adjusted.