The phrase "armored security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of security service that involves the use of armored vehicles or personnel for protection, often in high-risk situations.
Example: "The bank hired armored security to transport the cash safely to the vault."
Alternatives: "armed security" or "secure transport services".
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6 — The Philadelphia police on Saturday announced the arrest of a man in the killings of two armored truck security officers who were shot execution-style while they serviced an automatic teller machine in Northeast Philadelphia on Thursday morning.
Suzanne Daley (NYT) FRANCE: CASH STRIKE CONTINUES A two-week old strike of armored truck security guards that has left thousands of automatic teller machines without cash is likely to continue for a while.
The company's shares have risen threefold since Millbrook first invested in 2003, but the hedge fund has argued that the stock could rise even further if Brink's separated its armored truck and security provider units.
The Kroll-O'Gara Company, a private detective firm and maker of armored cars and security systems, said yesterday that the private investment bank the Blackstone Group had terminated its $422 million agreement to buy the company.
Firing tear gas and stun grenades and using armored personnel carriers, security forces punched a corridor through a crowd of Serbian protesters today, returning dozens of ethnic Albanians to their homes in this divided city.
Authorities placed the police on a "red alert" as the historic heart of the city was sealed off, the vendors and smoke-belching buses replaced by light armored vehicles and security forces.
Just last week, the Drug Enforcement Administration, which is a subordinate agency within the DOJ but often acts as if it is independent, advised armored car and security companies that they should no longer work with marijuana businesses.
"We never thought that there would be, in the ranks of the Lebanese, people who could sell themselves to the devil and volunteer to kill Rafik Hariri and execute the most horrible terrorist operation with that enormous amount of explosives," Saad Hariri said of the more than 2 tons of explosives used to blow up his father's armored car and security convoy.
It should also be pointed out that he gets around in a massive, armored SUV with security vehicles in tow, dismounted infantry flanking him and able to unleash fearsome amounts of suppressing fire, and air support overhead whenever he is out and about.
Among the changes was giving security officers armored vehicles and large-caliber weapons.
