The phrase "according to secure" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "According to secure protocols, all data must be encrypted."
Alternatives: "according to reliable sources" or "based on secure information."
In those countries, the biggest parties also use Facebook to reach voters, but refrain from grabbing data about their Facebook friends, according to secure.me.me
A recent analysis of the accounts of a million Facebook users concluded that nearly 9 out of 10 Americans — and slightly fewer Europeans — share information about themselves that can be misused, according to Secure.me, a company that offers privacy services to users of social networks.
Others are taking direct action: around 100 of the animals are being killed each year, according to "Securing the Future for Elephants in India", published on August 31st.
The world's most secure home, according to security experts, is the One Hyde Park London apartment of Sheikh Hamah, Qatar's foreign minister.
This would, according to them, secure that no foreign company could compete with the merged company.
With news of the sale to WME-IMG, which, according to Sports Business Journal, secured the largest ownership stake in UFC and operating control, Fertitta is expected to step down from the UFC and concentrate on his role with Red Rock Inc, the new corporate name of his family's Station Casinos.
According to the secure problems within MANET, this paper proposes Cooperative On-demand Secure Route (COSR), a novel secure source route protocol, against malicious and selfish behaviors.
According to the secure encapsulation and publishing of bioinformatics software, this paper introduces the methods of encapsulating and publishing the existing services in the cloud environment and realizes a prototype system to publish bioinformatics software in the grid and cloud computing environment.
Most malicious incidents on mobile devices involve bogus phone or text-message charges or rogue mobile applications, of which there are now more than 500 varieties, according to F-Secure, a Finnish security firm.
They use a proprietary, low-energy RF-based technology that is both wireless and – according to Poken – completely secure.
Though the network is -- according to Sony -- secure, it remains to be seen whether it can recover from the lengthy outage and data breach in order to retain its users and prevent them from defecting to competing services.
