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### Step three: evaluation
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Your questions are evaluated using a straightforward positive-negative system: responses indicating 'positive' information add +1 to the positive count, while those indicating 'negative' information add +1 to the negative count.
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Your questions are evaluated using a straightforward positive-negative system: responses indicating 'positive' information add up to the positive count, while those indicating 'negative' information add up to the negative count.
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These counts are used to compute the RF, based on the following formula:
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These counts and the SB and SDB values are used to compute the RF, based on the following formula:
There is a `--strict` flag that can be passed to the audit command that adds an additional **risk bump**, based on the severity of the most-severe identified vulnerability, as follows:
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| v2.1.0 | EXP | NO | NO | NO | NO | NO | NO |
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*[RF]: Risk Factor; a percentage computed by us to estimate the joint impact of all vulnerabilities of a NodeJS project.
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*[RB]: Risk Bump; a 0.25-1 number that's used to bump the RF based on the highest severity (as in low/moderate/high/critical) of a found vulnerability within a project.
*[SB]: Severity Bump; a 1.25-2 number that's used to bump the RF based on the highest severity (as in low/moderate/high/critical) of a found vulnerability within a project.
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*[SDB]: Severity DeBump; a 0.25-1 number that's used to de-bump the negative count prior computing the RF based on the highest severity (as in low/moderate/high/critical) of a found vulnerability within a project.
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