I rather like OpenBSD. I find its simplicity and modularity to be a positive, and personally I find it much easier secure a system that I fully understand. Plus its liberal license and open source nature makes it easy for anyone to fully audit the entire system.
And if you don't like OpenBSD, you can use something more secure, made with modern safe language or whatever it is you expect an OS to be.
And if you don't like OpenBSD, you can use something more secure, made with modern safe language or whatever it is you expect an OS to be.