I share your need to name all my devices in the controller view. Hopefully zwave has better security support than typical IoT devices. I'd really prefer to use certificates rather than WPA passwords because password rotation requires a) I give vendors my passwords which they may not really secure in any way, b) often requires I use a vendor tool to rotate said password.
It would be much preferable to have a standard way to store a certificate to the device. Today when the inevitable happens and someone leaves customer WPA passwords on an open S3 bucket, or they're exposed via cyber security break I have to update every device. It would be so much nicer to just go update my compromised device's certificate rather than the password for everything. Frankly I'd prefer certificates to passwords anyway because sooner or later I'm sure WEP2 itself will be broken.
It would be much preferable to have a standard way to store a certificate to the device. Today when the inevitable happens and someone leaves customer WPA passwords on an open S3 bucket, or they're exposed via cyber security break I have to update every device. It would be so much nicer to just go update my compromised device's certificate rather than the password for everything. Frankly I'd prefer certificates to passwords anyway because sooner or later I'm sure WEP2 itself will be broken.