Hey now, when Apple products get a serious Kernel level vulnerability that is able to be executed just by browsing a website. It's a "jailbreak" not an "exploit".

Exploits are BAD!

For every Apple, there are 100 mom-and-pop companies who have nothing.

Even more so in the future when a software company can be launched by a farm of AI Agents with a founder at helm with no clue about computing or security.

What's debateable is how many of those companies actually need irontight security, because they are never realistically going to be targets of criminals and/or they have nothing valuable to steal/corrupt in the first place (other than the owner's pride).

> Most companys spend enormous amounts on security with vast armys of security employees

This is true in America in many industries now, but most of the rest of the world (even the rest of the OECD) is still far behind.

Maybe they should've been as productive as the guys down in Santa Barbara.