The phrase "adding security to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing measures or actions taken to enhance or improve security in a particular context.
Example: "The new software update is focused on adding security to our online transactions."
Alternatives: "enhancing security for" or "improving security in".
In a statement, San Bernardino County said it had " taken precautions to protect the public and County employees," sending employees working in the city of San Bernardino home and adding security to county facilities.
"[They] are computing the advantage in dollars and cents; a few hundreds, or even a few thousand dollars, expended in adding security to human life, is of little consequence" to their bottom line, said an 1856 essay in the journal.
The company is adding security to its existing verticals, health technology and urban technology.
A picture of the payer pops up if they're a registered user, adding security to the transaction.
These apps had validated 'Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act' (HIPAA) stamps, thus adding security to the transference of such information.
"That will add security to the process".
In this chapter, you will learn how firewalls add security to TCP/IP networks.
The Brazilian military advised that aid convoys should add security to guard against looting.
Our proposed solution has been implemented and tested with recent versions of ROS, and adds security to all communication channels without being invasive to the system kernel itself.
The owner of the equipment, Veritas DGC Land of Denver, has added security to prevent future attacks and to deal with a planned protest.
A1 Asians Add Security to Agenda President Bush persuaded Asia's largest economic group, the Asia-Pacific Ecrackic Cooperation, to crack down on terrorism and the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
