The phrase "and jeopardize the security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or decisions that may put safety or protection at risk.
Example: "If we proceed with this plan, we could inadvertently expose sensitive information and jeopardize the security of our system."
Alternatives: "and endanger the security" or "and compromise the security".
In 2007, at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, in Pennsylvania, a Wackenhut security officer complained to his supervisor that his fellow-officers were exhausted, sleeping on the job, and jeopardizing the security of the plant.
To say more about modus operandi is not very wise and can jeopardize the security of others and so I shall refrain from doing so, I hope you understand.
If not implemented with care, biofuel production can put upward pressure on food prices, increase greenhouse gas emissions, exacerbate degradation of land, forests, water sources and ecosystems and jeopardize the livelihood security of individuals immediately dependent on the natural resource base.
This paper presents a design for a bidirectional VLC system, and it also introduces a method to jeopardize the security aspect of this system.
This involves following safe programming procedures and analyzing applets and scripts programmed by others to ensure that they will not jeopardize the security of the site.
To emphasize this discrimination, we demonstrate that a secure protocol in a closed-loop RFID system may jeopardize the security of the system in this new RFID concept.
Although the protocol might satisfy the necessary security requirements of the RFID system specifications, careless deployments of database search mechanisms could jeopardize the security of the whole system.
Greeting a visiting Iraqi official, he indirectly criticized the uprising led by Mr. Sadr, saying, "Iran considers any policy that would intensify the crisis in Iraq and jeopardize the establishment of security harmful for Shiites and Islam".
He said "we were very scared" that hackers would crack Apple's security and jeopardize the company's contracts with music labels.
