Not if there's no federal or insurance company mandate.
Also, you're assuming that there's a market for rootkits/implants, and "tailored access operations", rather than incident responders and checklist reviewers, which is what the giant bulk of corporate cyber security involves.
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Not if there's no federal or insurance company mandate.
Also, you're assuming that there's a market for rootkits/implants, and "tailored access operations", rather than incident responders and checklist reviewers, which is what the giant bulk of corporate cyber security involves.
Oh, there is certainly a market. That is why you keep them employed as whitehats, or at least in service of state security.