The vulnpocalypse framing assumes defense is static while offense gets new tools. Looking at the actual research and product landscape, that misses what's happening on the defensive side at the same time.

You can't deter a machine. But you can deter the operator behind it - by making the machine a liability. When intention itself becomes retrievable, the offensive economics of agentic operations changes shape.

OHIIHO works on systemic cyber risk and digital sovereignty - how digital infrastructures behave when core security assumptions fail. Compromise, degradation, and uncertainty as default conditions, not edge cases.