The phrase "a security hazard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, object, or practice that poses a risk to safety or security.
Example: "Leaving the door unlocked overnight is a security hazard that could lead to theft."
Alternatives: "a safety risk" or "a security threat."
Who said the burqa was a security hazard?
In November, the bill committee was told by internet service providers that another aspect of the bill, which requires them to store browsing data for a year, presented a security hazard to the public and could cause broadband bills to rise.
It is inefficient, costly and a security hazard.
In Oslo, the police chose to close the analog network down before the TETRA system had been installed in all vehicles, and instead give all officers hand-held devices, to speed up the closing of the old network, which is regarded as a security hazard.
This should only be done when absolutely necessary, as open ports can pose a security hazard.
Its first accidental brush with a developer platform was actually a massive security hazard.
For the Israelis, occupation has been, as Gorenberg describes, a grave security hazard and source of moral corrosion.
The ultimate goal of these EWS is to provide decision makers with up-to-date information necessary to avert or mitigate the impact of a food security hazard.
Some Harvard administrators may have monitored my e-mail in an attempt to stay one step ahead of what they incorrectly perceived to be a looming computer security hazard.
Since "Attack of the Alligators!" and "The Cham-Cham" exceeded their allotted budgets, the scriptwriters re-wrote the Series One finale to be a clip show, "Security Hazard".
To compensate for wasted time and costs, the Thunderbirds scriptwriters re-wrote the series one finale as a clip show, "Security Hazard", which would make extensive use of flashback footage to limit the requirement for new scenes.
