(Devil's advocate: doing this without major legal exposure would be tricky -- the company couldn't afford to *guarantee* the security, just establish that their customers are following good enterprise-grade practices...)
This is why you don't use the word "Certified", and most definitely not the word "Guaranteed".
"Tested."
"Reviewed."
Etc.
That tells them that when your Secret Shopper, or your Security Expert, or what have you, conducted a live-fire test, things went well.
What happens the rest of the time, you don't know.
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Date: 2007-01-25 01:52 pm (UTC)This is why you don't use the word "Certified", and most definitely not the word "Guaranteed".
"Tested."
"Reviewed."
Etc.
That tells them that when your Secret Shopper, or your Security Expert, or what have you, conducted a live-fire test, things went well.
What happens the rest of the time, you don't know.