Blue teams face significant challenges – they remain vigilant regarding any technology implemented to identify threats, react to incidents, conduct digital investigations, and reverse-engineer malware (or appease malware when necessary!). Ideally, no individual should shoulder all these responsibilities alone, as there is also the ongoing education component of keeping up with the latest threat methods, weaknesses, and exploitation strategies. Adversaries require just one successful attack to achieve their goals. Conversely, defenders must spot and thwart every assault to hinder adversaries from succeeding. Now, let’s extend this concern to an even larger issue – what if this occurs with emerging or future technologies, allowing adversaries to evade consequences for such offenses?