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Modeling Threats as System InputsMost cybersecurity decisions fail not because of technical ignorance, but because of cognitive bias. We tend to react to the loudest threat or the most recent headline. To fix this, we must stop treating threats as ambiguous risks and start modeling them as deterministic system inputs. In systems engineering, an input is a variable with a defined range and probability. When you define a threat actor and their specific attack vector as a system input, you enable quantifiable analysis. This shifts the conversation from 'we should probably patch that' to 'this specific vector has a 15%...