A pivotal moment in the 2022 Men's World Cup final between Argentina and France highlighted the challenges of making split-second decisions in high-stakes environments. With the score tied and only 12 minutes of extra time remaining, a referee was forced to make a critical call after Argentine captain Lionel Messi scored a potential game-winning goal. The referee's decision was complicated by a possible offside infraction by Argentine forward Lautaro Martinez, which could have invalidated the score. This scenario illustrates the complexities of real-time decision-making, where a single mistake can have significant consequences1. In cybersecurity, similar high-pressure situations can arise, where threat actors may attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in critical systems. The implications of such incidents can extend far beyond the immediate target, taking on geopolitical dimensions. This makes it essential for security practitioners to be prepared for the most challenging scenarios, where the stakes are high and the margin for error is minimal.