Superman cape. Greek mythology. Tesla Cybertruck. OWASP Global AppSec 2026. We have some explaining to do.
First, we'd like to confirm that you did, in fact, see a giant inflatable Greek god riding a Tesla Cybertruck through San Francisco.
Yes, that's Zeus. The Greek god of thunder. Currently experiencing something of an identity crisis, judging by the Superman cape.
No, it's not a movie promotion. No, Tesla didn't suddenly discover Greek mythology. And no, Superman hasn't traded the Fortress of Solitude for Mount Olympus.
It's Prime Security.
We're at OWASP Global AppSec 2026, and apparently bringing another retractable banner wasn't going to cut it.
Now that we have your attention, let's talk about something considerably more absurd than a Greek god dressed as a superhero riding a Cybertruck: the way we're still securing software in the age of AI.
The gods have changed. The rules haven't.
AI agents are writing code, choosing dependencies, shaping architectures, and connecting systems at speeds that would have been unimaginable just a few years ago.
Meanwhile, much of Product Security is still operating on the assumption that humans write code, security tools scan it, and other humans sort through the findings.
More code. More scans. More alerts. More dashboards.
More of everything except actual understanding.
At Prime Security, we're building for a different reality. One where security understands the architecture, guides decisions before code is written, reviews code as it's created, and continuously validates what's actually exploitable.
Before the code. In the code. After the code.
So why Zeus? And why the Superman cape?
Greek mythology is full of powerful gods making terrible decisions with spectacular consequences.
Surprisingly relevant to modern software.
But we're not going to pretend a giant inflatable Greek god on a Cybertruck is some profound metaphor for our technology.
Sometimes you do something outrageous because you want people to look.
And once they're looking, you better have something worth saying.
Here's ours:
AI has changed who builds software. It's time to change who secures it.
Zeus may have an identity crisis. Product Security doesn't have that luxury.
Think you can handle the gods? Play the game.
