The phrase "a secure program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a software application that is designed to protect against unauthorized access or vulnerabilities.
Example: "The company has developed a secure program to safeguard sensitive customer data from cyber threats."
Alternatives: "a safe application" or "a protected software."
The system was beset by fraud, and Dorsey wrote a more secure program.
Pay through a reliable and secure program (PayPal is good), and set a limit of time in which you should receive password and account information for you to log in.
During the past two years, a significant effort to expand the software has resulted in a flexible, powerful and secure program that completely manages all aspects of assessment in the first year medical curriculum in Urbana.
A secure computation program is similar to a standard computer program.
In Georgia, officials plan to offer local governments training through the Georgia Cybersecurity Workforce Academy, which started last year to teach state IT security employees how to build a secure cyber program and respond to an attack.
In a standard program, all values are processed publicly, whereas in a secure computation program, it is possible to specify which values are publicly visible and which are stored using techniques like secret sharing.
The result is a patchwork of state laws — some harsh, some lenient — overlaid by a Secure Communities program that some key states are now attacking.
In October, BitTorrent teased a secure chat program that works in a similar way to BitTorrent Sync in the wake of the NSA revelations.
Mr. Morton said the immigration agency was improving cooperation with local and state jailers, and is rolling out a "Secure Communities" program that by 2012 is expected to permit all local jails nationwide to check the immigration status of inmates.
