@bontchev @GossiTheDog Agreed. Current recommendation from our end:

Keep calm, find and fix bugs, make the world a bit safer one bug at a time...

And ignore the hype train, but keep an open eye on how real and measurable things develop. Just what we did before.

@agowa338 Cyber security is an insanely complex beast with some parts being technical, some being human, some being regulatory, etc., and well, finding bugs is one small component.

Emphasis on small.

We have not really been great at cyber security in the past, and improvements are needed all across the board. We won't be great at it tomorrow because magic.

Having one component potentially improve is, especially given how speculative the current situation is, is nothing to really worry about. Rather the contrary.

Time will tell, some processes might change, and that is likely all that will happen for a long time.

Most humans in cyber security will very likely notice very little impact for now. Can this all go sideways? Yes, of course. Is it time to say that cyber security is over? I don't think so. At all.