The phrase "driving security" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the measures and precautions taken to ensure safety while driving. Example: To improve driving security, the government has implemented stricter laws against drunk driving and increased the number of safety checkpoints on highways.
"I was in the back of the security car... totally confused on why I had been arrested by security people, and not understanding why some police officers were driving security cars," he said later in a letter of complaint to the police.
"The relationships between humans, devices, things and services is driving security," he says.
This move toward proactive and comprehensive end-to-end security is what's been driving security developments such as Network Access Control.
This paper discusses an innovative extension of the actual vehicle platforms that integrate intelligent environments in order to carry out e-safety tasks improving the driving security.
Neither Movidius or RealSense are going entirely all-in on VR/AR headsets; each of them is also focusing its talents on other, more imminent, tech platforms as well, such as autonomous driving, security systems and drones.
At least one gunman was killed, but nearly all of them escaped and were last seen driving north, security officials said.
A dozen years after the Pentagon under Donald H. Rumsfeld began aggressively driving national security policy, the two have wholeheartedly endorsed a more restricted Pentagon role.
The men were driving a security car from the Bat Ayin settlement, and had unhooked a trailer and placed it by the wall of a girls' school near the city's main Palestinian health center, the Makassed Hospital.
"Politics was driving national security policy".
She spent any night in the hospital that she could that month I was there, simultaneously driving hospital security nuts.
"The culture of driving, and the security issue, disable you from visiting these other places," says Farzana Mukhtar, an HR consultant.
