“We used to just basically ignore the stuff that was not reachable or low or medium. And now you have to take a whole new look at your risk profile and be like, well, if these six lows can be easily exploited by AI, are they still low? In context? And how do you measure that context? And it's tricky.”

oh, I mean, that's the, that's the biggest issue by themselves, no, right? But that's the power of AI is they're channing them together to create these exploits.

Right. It's the chain level attacks. You know, you take one little thing and everything goes bonkers from there.

I used to argue with our, you know, different security teams being like, look, I fixed all the highs. Like, we're trying to fix the root process here and then we'll get to the lows. You know, once we fix the root process, we have a proper bakery. It's always a trade-off. But like now you can't wait…

Yeah. Well, just, you know, it's, it's funny because you go into the cloud and you realize that your security model can no longer be this high wall garden, but then the first thing you want in the cloud is a high wall carton. Turns out your garden's a mess.

Don't look in my house. Okay. I will say, I think the most patched thing in my home network is my containers. I have them set every week to just auto-update to the latest version. And the only problem every now and then is my pie hole server because it requires DNS. If the timing is too long, when…