One thing the security industry misses when throwing stones at OpenAI and Anthropic, is how much they're already making from Mythos and Codex for security. Orgs are paying *millions* every single month for the honor of using these models to find vulnerabilities in their code. They are taking the industry's lunch money, we just didn't wake up yet to *name* them as such. This reminds me of how we used to treat Microsoft, the largest (second largest?) security vendor out there, back in the day. This is one of the reasons we at Knostic released OpenAnt in open source (the first open source harness for finding vulnerabilities in code), all the way back... not so long ago. Who'd want to compete with these giants? Luckily, they're starting with the big players, but they will scale horizontally and vertically. It takes time for analysts to write on such aspects of the market, but they will. We need to remember to act surprised. -- And as always, if you'd like to secure your agents and agentic supply chain, at Knostic we're doing a killer job - regardless of what provider made them. So, do message me for a demo. :)