Since yesterday's keynote by Josh Corman, HD Moore's Law has become some sort of a mantra by the other speakers at the conference.
It's a brilliant argument; instead of focusing on compliance as a minimum baseline, the minimum baseline should be, can you get compromised by default/basic settings of Metasploit? The ease of use of Metasploit and since its widely available, it makes it an easily exploited attack vector. It also aligns to the US RSA Conference talk on metrics that commented that the basic metric of security is "hackability", or how easy is it to hack you.
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