The phrase "a severe security" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It can be used in contexts discussing security measures or issues, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "The company faced a severe security breach that compromised sensitive data."
Alternatives: "a serious security" or "a critical security".
With the development of active distribution networks, data transmission is facing a severe security challenge.
Even to have written such notes and kept them personally was "a severe security violation," Mr. Oberg added.
"We are in a severe security situation, and if you are in a public place that is security-sensitive, I'm afraid you have got to show your face".
As an incentive, Mozilla also sponsors a program, called Bug Bounty, that awards $500 to anyone who finds a severe security issue within the software.
"It was a severe security lapse and failure of the military regime that a counsel of a case of international significance was killed in daylight in his office," Ms. Nawaz said in a statement.
The state has a severe security crisis and has been blighted by the widespread collusion of its police forces with organised crime, which has added to the distrust of law enforcement officers.
"Faced with a current severe security situation, Secretary Mattis' visit to Korea... also communicates the strongest warning to North Korea," Han said.
Shell was forced to halt its Arctic exploration in 2012 amid a series of severe security mishaps.
As the entire region enters a new phase of profound uncertainty and severe security challenges, a total breakdown in Palestinian-Israeli relations will only highlight the difficulty of reconciling both sides' core demands: Israeli security, and Palestinian sovereignty and freedom.
This is a shame because, despite severe security issues and other debilitating weaknesses, Libya these days has one unexpected strength: Most of its people agree on major issues that are often hopelessly divisive, like minority rights, Islam and federalism.
Still, Apple has had a few rather glaring bugs slip through the cracks — from the annoying but forgettable bug that borked the letter "i" in iOS for a few days, to more severe security issues like the root user bug discovered in macOS at the end of last year.
