Expect similar articles (cough, ads, cough) in the next couple of days from every single company whose software was involved in the incident.

And I have no problem with this. Infact it would be nice to be a point of pride to be there to say how your security is handled.

Why not? If done right it’s a good way to talk about implications for those companies and provide some education like tailscale did here.

We also saw Anthropic post about “our agent escaped too” and while I understand the incident caused them to review, they found something and needed to disclose, the whole thing came across much worse and largely they got mocked or accused of trying to piggyback, so obviously there are good and bad ways.

If there are other providers with interesting takes, I think they would be worth hearing.

i doubt it. it's pretty risky to set higher expectations for yourself when no one was really asking.

they are a company, therefor anything they write is an advertisement of sorts, but that doesn't make it bad by default. cloudflare and netflix (among others) also write blog posts that i find interesting and enjoy reading, despite being ads at their core.

Oh no! An advertisement! Whatever shall we do‽