The phrase "assuring the security of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures taken to guarantee safety or protection in various contexts, such as technology, finance, or personal safety.
Example: "The company is committed to assuring the security of its customers' personal information."
Alternatives: "ensuring the safety of" or "guaranteeing the protection of".
Then, the paper proposes to use autonomic and self-adaptive systems/applications for assuring the security of NGNs.
The firm also designs and manufactures materials used in tamperproof packaging and develops methods for assuring the security of documents such as driver's licenses.
It has also shown that assuring the security of America's homeland has again become an essential requirement of overall defense planning.
IARPA's goals are both tremendously challenging and critically important in today's world: improving the value of information that is collected, maximizing insight from that information, and assuring the security of information, while at rest and in motion.
Assuring the security of private communications regardless of platform – email, VOIP, direct message – should be a top priority of the internet industry in the aftermath of Edward Snowden's revelations that US and UK governments are tapping into the net's traffic.
In May 2009, Colin Roberts, the Foreign Office director of overseas territories, told the Americans Diego Garcia's value in "assuring the security of the US and UK" had been "much more than anyone foresaw" in the 1960s, when the plan to set up the base was hatched.
The 10 years where the countries would undertake not to withdraw from the ABM treaty, would create an assurance that in reducing nuclear weapons we would also assure the security of both sides, I would even say, the security of the world as a whole.
We also need to rebuild some of our institutions that will be on the front lines of our efforts to assure the security of America.
Many blame the United States for arming the Panamanian Defense Forces as part of efforts to assure the security of the Panama Canal after the 1977 Canal Treaties.
"We will of course do everything to assure the security of infrastructure, citizens and will take additional measures to provide security, including serious additional measures".
Carter failed to heed warnings about the broader geopolitical context, or to consider alternative methods to honor his values and assure the security of Foreign Service officers.
