I completely agree that it is meaningless to assert that something is "secure". Even very well secured things have been hacked, and the smallest of mistakes ca

I completely agree that it is meaningless to assert that something is "secure". Even very well secured things have been hacked, and the smallest of mistakes can have huge impact. What would be meaningful is an assertion that some basic set of secure practices have been or are followed. For example, that there are no default passwords on a device, that security updates will be provided on some defined schedule, that network protocols meet some reasonable standard of security, etc.