The phrase "admitted to security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to access control, such as when someone is granted entry to a secure area or system.
Example: "After verifying his credentials, he was admitted to security for the classified meeting."
Alternatives: "granted access to security" or "allowed entry to security".
He admitted to security breaches against his college while he was studying computer science.
You had to go through security to be admitted to security.
The Pentagon has already admitted to security breaches in the past, possibly from PEBCAK-related issues on its non-classified Internet, so this isn't a new kind of problem, or one likely to go away soon.
Madoff, who stood to the left of his lawyer, hands draped at his side, admitted to securities fraud, investment adviser fraud, mail fraud, wire fraud, three counts of money laundering, false statements, perjury, false filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and theft from an employee benefit plan.
In accordance with the Portuguese law, offenders found not guilty by reason of insanity (non-imputable) and considered at risk of re-offending are sentenced to a security measure in which they are admitted to a security psychiatric ward, either in prison or in the public health system.
It has also admitted to violating securities laws on corporate governance and internal controls.
As part of an encompassing conspiracy charge, Mr. Milken also admitted to manipulating securities prices.
It is unlikely that Japan would have stood for the kind of bitter and ultimately destructive battle waged with Federal prosecutors by Drexel before it admitted to serious securities law violations and by its "junk bond" mastermind, Michael R. Milken, who was said to have agreed Friday to plead guilty to six fraud charges.
The interior minister, Zarar Ahmad Muqbil, whose police officers are generally seen as the weakest of the law enforcement forces, said little, but admitted to gaps in security.
Facebook admitted to a major security flaw regarding the Download Your Information tool on Friday afternoon that displayed the email and phone numbers of 6 million users; while similar in nature, Facebook says that flaw is unrelated to Copley's hack, which they say is not a security flaw.
Rather than categorically refusing to address the issue, Bahrain and Sheikh Salman, although restricted by being a member of a royal family that is dominated by hard liners, would have been better served by allowing the government's own inquiry into the suppression of the revolt that admitted to wrongdoing by security forces, including torture, to shape his response and deflate the criticism.
