The phrase "a security programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured plan or set of measures designed to protect an organization or system from security threats.
Example: "The company implemented a security programme to safeguard its sensitive data from cyber attacks."
Alternatives: "a security plan" or "a security strategy".
The IRC then designs a security programme to suit that environment, deciding if they need guards on houses, security-trained drivers, monitoring systems and additional briefings for all staff.
The Metropolitan police has bought Geotime, a security programme used by the US military, which shows an individual's movements and communications with other people on a three-dimensional graphic.
For example, the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health takes guidance from NAC on HIV and runs cross-cutting programmes such as a food security programme, and a women and development programme.
The company׳s strategies of CSR and community 'empowerment' in the form of a food security programme are critically examined to highlight inherent contradictions embedded in a globalised extractive industry.
Interim president Michel Temer claimed Brazil has put together "a solid security programme" that will "ensure that the sporting events take place in an atmosphere of absolute peace and tranquillity".
This is a social security programme for Kenyans aged 70 and above.
The government said during the Spending Review last year that it would invest £650m in a national cyber security programme to enhance online security.
Washington has also said it is close to announcing a major border security programme that will include Nigeria and its neighbours Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
Food security: In an effort to increase the community's nutrition and reduce food costs, the remote Danilo González is participating in a pioneering food security programme.
The US assistant secretary for African affairs, Linda Thomasaideenfield, said the United States was preparing to launch a major border security programme for Nigeria and its neighbours.
Canada has a domestic industrial security programme – the controlled goods programme – that aims to strengthen the country's defence trade controls and prevent the proliferation of strategic assets including satellite GPS systems and communications equipment.
