Well, right now everyone and everything claims to be secure; this puts a number on that claim, and gives you companies explicitly claiming that they’re not secu

Well, right now everyone and everything claims to be secure; this puts a number on that claim, and gives you companies explicitly claiming that they’re not secure (at least, they wouldn’t bet on it), which is quite a bit more information than you have today. Being able to actually get your money back... is another problem. But obviously a toothless regulation is toothless, and changes nothing, so its not a useful assumption to make