The phrase "a security component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part or element that contributes to the overall security of a system, process, or product.
Example: "The software includes a security component that protects user data from unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "a security element" or "a security feature".
Besides the commuters' needs, there is also a security component to be considered.
"If there is no nuclear component to it, or a security component, than I doubt if the North Koreans are going to be responsive," said Joel Wit, a former State Department negotiator on North Korea.
Not surprisingly, Mr. Donovan declined to share details about any secret gizmos on the bus, but said, "You can assume that most of these things have a security component".
Beacons also include a security component, and the size of a beacon is approximately 400 bytes long [3 5].
The move is similar to a Preparatory Action launched in 2004 that led to the introduction of a security component in Framework Programme 7, the European Union's R&D funding program for 2007 to 2013, says Olivia Cahuzac, a defense policy specialist at consulting company CEIS here.
On 13 September 2011, at Buildconference in Anaheim, California, Microsoft unveiled the developer preview of Windows 8, which had a security component capable of preventing an infected USB flash memory from compromising the system during the boot process.
This is not just a moral issue; there's also a national security component to food aid.
Other features include two gigabytes of online backup storage and a transaction security component for safe Internet shopping.
It means willing to make compromises to ensure peace, but at the same time insisting that any arrangement you make has a large security component".
All vehicle node security events are classified based on the security vector, and each event belongs to a corresponding security component E i.
Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs) is a critical security component of wired networks, it IDS inspects inbound and outbound traffic and, through the use of built-in rule sets, identifies suspicious activity that could be the result of a hacker trying to break into a network.
