Networked software may shrink to actors who can afford 24/7 incident response
jd_pressman · x · 2026-10-24
Continuing his AI-era cybersecurity discussion, jdpressman suggests networked software deployments may shrink to a pool of well-resourced, disciplined actors who can afford essentially 24/7 incident response and never screw up.
Combined with his earlier point that AI attack pace gives defenders days-level windows while migration lags far behind, the implication is that only a handful of top players will be able to operate networked systems safely in this environment.
Related event: Researcher warns AI-accelerated attacks outpace software defenses(3 posts)→
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