The next cyberattack could be human, or a human engineering an AI from the outside, or an AI engineered from the inside. It could be a zero-day attack or a known weakness that was never mitigated. It could be a cyberattack, a collective, a lone warrior, or a disgruntled employee. It does not matter. What really matters is whether you were ready to face this onslaught. Or did you assume you would not be attacked, or did you find the effort too overwhelming or too complicated? Should the next cyberattack happen, there should be only one thought that you need to think about. The Advent of Mythos The era of treating cybersecurity as a purely technical matter, invisible to regulators and investors, is ...