The point about not trademarking "left of bang" stood out - most orgs would've locked that down immediately. But keeping it open makes sense if the real goal is changing how people think about threats rather than building a certification empire. Saw similar tension in cybersec where frameworks that stay proprietary end up limiting adoption across teams that need them most.
The point about not trademarking "left of bang" stood out - most orgs would've locked that down immediately. But keeping it open makes sense if the real goal is changing how people think about threats rather than building a certification empire. Saw similar tension in cybersec where frameworks that stay proprietary end up limiting adoption across teams that need them most.