There's a similar effect as Amdahl's law with these. Only after programmers come to their senses and opt to take care of that 70%, we get to the remaining part of the pie and its subdivisions, and can start thinking about the actually interesting part of engineering secure systems.
The overwhelming prevalence and impact of memory safety bugs has retared development of solutions for the remaining, nontrivial problems for many decades, by consuming so much of the attention.
The overwhelming prevalence and impact of memory safety bugs has retared development of solutions for the remaining, nontrivial problems for many decades, by consuming so much of the attention.