Most folks running Node.js instances have control over all of the software they are running and 'security' in this sense just isn't a huge concern. Obviously, more security is alwasy better all things being equal, but it's not the big issue with Node.js.
It seems that Deno is probably a nicer, overall version of Node, and if we were 10 years ago, undoubtedly, we would chose Deno. But we're not, we have massive installed bases and operating capabilities, so the choice is less obvious.
It seems that Deno is probably a nicer, overall version of Node, and if we were 10 years ago, undoubtedly, we would chose Deno. But we're not, we have massive installed bases and operating capabilities, so the choice is less obvious.