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Diversify
With time, money and motivation anything can be hacked into. Don't gimme that "mine is not hackable" chorus. Unfortunately for Cisco their gear provides the largest sandbox in the world. A great launchpad for malware. If you care about security you will diversify your network equipment and not shoehorn yourself into the unique benefits or disadvantages of one vendor.