Petya

We've had some global events.

Knock on wood, we haven't had one in almost a decade, since NotPetya.

But the impact has tended to be localized, and we're able to recover.

Compare that to the physical world.

I'm sweating just thinking about it.

Well, the historical trauma of fast-spreading worms, things like Conficker or NotPetya, that makes the concept of a self-spreading agent inherently terrifying.

But InfectionMonkey is architected with strict, configurable throttling mechanisms.

Okay, so it's not just running wild.