The phrase "division of security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizational structure, law enforcement, or cybersecurity.
Example: "The division of security within the company is responsible for ensuring the safety of all employees and assets."
Alternatives: "security department" or "security division."
Telephone banking has been going through a similar trend, turning to biometrics to improve security, says Vance Harris of Voice Vault, a division of Biometrics Security, a firm based in Chertsey, England.
Homeland Security's new cybersecurity unit got off to a rough start: The newly established Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, a division of Homeland Security, has only been operational since November 16, but about more than half of its staff have been furloughed, according to Homeland Security.
The West Virginia Division of Homeland Security reported 15 people killed in Greenbrier County.
He said travelers with such problems should contact the ombudsman at the Transportation Security Administration, a division of homeland security, who would help them take steps to clarify their identities.
Business services and retail operations saw the most online intrusions from malicious hackers in 2014, and one business was infiltrated and tapped for a full eight years before it figured out it was being targeted, according to Mandiant, a division of computer security firm FireEye.
Your name could even be turned over to the "consumption squad," a new division of Homeland Security.
A senior official with the protection and security division of Israel's Shin Bet security agency said that the attack was carefully plotted.
The Web site reported that the figure was leaked from internal communications among the three divisions of the security forces: the police, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and the Basij militia.
As well as the geographical divisions, certain areas of security are subject to specific agreements between the authorities and the various forces.
The player gets to control a division of the Confederate Security Forces in the prequel shareware campaign for StarCraft.
"The feds don't put superfluous facts in an indictment," said Cramer, who is head of the Chicago division of the private security company Kroll.
