The phrase "actual security measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the specific, real, or implemented security protocols or actions taken to protect something.
Example: "The company has implemented actual security measures to safeguard sensitive data from potential breaches."
Alternatives: "real security measures" or "genuine security measures".
And more recently the multidisciplinary debate on the boundaries of security because of economic interests are also sharpening the debate on the actual extent of security measures and policies.
Mr. Sklyarov's case demonstrates that criminal digital copyright charges may soon have less to do with actual copying than with circumventing security measures.
This executive order is a security measure that very few actual security professionals would prioritize, given that refugees are some of the most carefully vetted people who enter the country.
Both security-unready and security-mature organizations must invest in a system to continuously and comprehensively measure their actual security posture and predict breach risk.
In this way, depending on the actual security risk assessment, security modules or standard modules can be instantiated and coexist.
Thankfully, even for individuals who do fall under the influence of a malicious novel or volume of poetry, the actual damage the hacker can do is mitigated by Amazon's own security measures.
Because of the security measures, it wasn't possible to try much of the actual switching that gives the console its name, with one exception.
But with heightened security measures in place for the first regular-season professional sports game in New York since the attacks, actual attendance may be lower.
2. Different security measures work in different ways to reduce the crimes to which they are applied: they increase actual or perceived risk to the offender; and/or they reduce actual or perceived reward for the offender; and/or they increase actual or perceived effort for the offender.
