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If it helps, you can replace "Secure" with "X" where X is any adjective, and my argument will still work.

Now you're just arguing semantics

Security in the integrity of your data, rather than security from an invader. Also Non-ACID => Non-"Michael Jackson," therefore ACID => "Michael Jackson" is just as wrong, so you're comment isn't really relevant.

You're taking a very restricted definition of "security." I'd say that if my data has a high chance of being corrupted, it's insecure, whether or not there's a malicious party involved or not. For that matter, if there's a possibility of data corruption when there's lots of concurrency, then it's worse than a malicious party, because it's almost guaranteed to bite you when you need to scale quickly, whereas a hacker might not target you right away.