ffs sake, u get the point... "under threat models x, z & q that are considered for scenarios ..."
anything deployed is hackable ofc, question is just the profit/risk ratio a business tolerates/prefers, and what backup plans exist to "reboot" after fatal incidents
nothing's perfect in the real world but most things are survivable
reducing all risk is the same as reducing all opportunity for profit - and in a much truer sense than it seems ...as you also reduce adversary's risk to profit form you, so essentially pursuing too low risk you head towards negative sum (as security has costs) games that on average we all loose from playing
anything deployed is hackable ofc, question is just the profit/risk ratio a business tolerates/prefers, and what backup plans exist to "reboot" after fatal incidents
nothing's perfect in the real world but most things are survivable
reducing all risk is the same as reducing all opportunity for profit - and in a much truer sense than it seems ...as you also reduce adversary's risk to profit form you, so essentially pursuing too low risk you head towards negative sum (as security has costs) games that on average we all loose from playing