Pick the room you're walking into. The Brief is an executive editorial for VPs and directors who want the strategic picture and the engagement model. The Manual is a technical field guide for engineering leaders who want to see how the components fit before they sign.
An internal positioning document decoding a verbatim inquiry from a prospect's Infrastructure & Cybersecurity leadership. Maps their literal four-step workflow onto Mythal's twelve-agent pipeline. Identifies what they didn't yet ask for. Shapes the response.
Decode the literal client ask. Map their four steps onto Mythal's twelve agents. Identify six gaps in their literal phrasing that any production deployment surfaces within a sprint. Position against the other vendors they're surveying. Prepare the reply structure and the discovery questions back.
Both cover the same ground (problem · Mythos thesis · twelve agents · OT safety · compliance · engagement) but the cadence, density, and visual identity are deliberately different. Open both before you commit to one — they take six minutes each to scan.
An executive editorial briefing
A technical field manual
If you're new to the cybersecurity ops domain, these three tabs in this order will put you in a position to walk either deck cold.
Long-form onboarding. The cybersecurity domain explained for someone who builds with LLMs. The 60-second answer · vulnerability management 101 · twelve agents one by one · how to talk in the room by audience.
Every cybersecurity term you'll hear — CVE, KEV, EPSS, OT, CCS, PSIRT, PTC, IEC 62443 — defined alphabetically with cross-references. Keep this in a second tab while you read the Primer.
Keyboard shortcuts (↓ F T ?) · recommended flow · audience routing · failure-mode recovery.
Executive editorial · 12 slides · for VPs and directors.
Technical field manual · 14 slides · for engineering leads.
Onboarding article for an AI engineer new to cyber.
Every term, A–Z.
Keyboard shortcuts + flow.
The original 8-slide pitch.
4-min + 12-min cuts with timed beats.
Role · contract · failure modes.
The 12th agent.
Topology · policy gate.
TSA · NIST · IEC mappings.
12 live slides as a PowerPoint.
Whichever deck you walk, the underlying claim is the same. Three defensible positions against everything else in this market.
A dedicated OT Safety Officer agent holds veto rights and is the only path to changes on Critical Cyber Systems. Without this, no OT operator approves the tool. With it, the platform clears regulatory review.
You keep what you own. We orchestrate above Qualys, Tenable, Wiz, Defender, Claroty, Nozomi, Dragos — not another scanner you have to procure.
Built assuming the patch firehose is the operating condition, not the exception. Pre-disclosure feeds, KEV fast-track, batch orchestration on Patch Tuesday — design center, not workarounds.