I’ve seen how a slow‑burn plot keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, so it’s no stretch to think the same can work for security. Think of a firmware update as a thriller: the first act hints at a looming “plot twist” – a new vulnerability – and the second act drops the reveal, the patch. If the message is framed like a mystery with a satisfying resolution, people’ll remember the fix as much as they remember the climax of a film. It’s all about turning the mundane act of patching into a story with stakes, suspense, and payoff.