The phrase "addressing security needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of meeting or fulfilling specific security requirements or concerns.
Example: "The company is committed to addressing security needs by implementing advanced cybersecurity measures."
Alternatives: "meeting security requirements" or "fulfilling security demands."
A large number of community meetings were organised which sought to address security needs and find solutions to resource conflicts.
Like port security issues highlighted by Democrats in the 2006 mid-term elections, these policies represent the Obama Administration's opportunities to address security needs unmet by the "muscular" flailing of the last eight years.
This article describes the duality characterizing peace processes and offers an original conceptualization of the socio-psychological tasks leaders fulfill in this context, addressing security and control needs, changing collective beliefs and emotions, and mobilizing the group while simultaneously coping with social polarization.
Public key cryptography is widely accepted as an important mechanism for addressing the security needs of e-commerce transactions because of its ability to implement non-repudiation.
Addressing the security needs of women passengers on public transport.
As I wrote in my security portfolio series, Song stressed that visibility should be one of the biggest pieces companies invest in when addressing their security needs.
Efficient and economic conversion of yeast to biofuel could improve the biofuel value-chain while addressing energy security needs.
For example, the International Standards Organization (ISO) has a working group assessing how the ISO 27000 family of security standards might be adapted to address IoT security needs, while the IEEE Standards Association is working on an architectural framework that is expected to address IoT security, privacy and safety issues.
Mr. Thomas said he had plans to make three significant changes to address homeland security needs.
This chapter covers the modifications of organizational structures, new laws, and expanded training and analysis activities implemented by the U.S. government to address homeland security needs.
