"evolving security" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of improving and adapting security measures in response to changing threats. Example: "As technology continues to advance, companies must constantly assess and improve their evolving security protocols to stay protected from cyber attacks."
In combination with a constantly evolving security strategy, your cloud CAN have a secure lining.
Computer-based systems are increasingly being exposed to evolving security threats, which often reveal new vulnerabilities.
Actual troop levels follow the recommendations of combat commanders, based on the evolving security situation, and subject to approval by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld.
John Berry, the US ambassador to Australia, said the white paper was "a well-considered, comprehensive approach to addressing evolving security challenges".
The Warsaw summit's legacy should embrace a clear and ambitious vision of how the alliance will function in the evolving security environment.
The Taiwan Democracy and Security Project, part of APARC's U.S.-Asia Security Initiative, convened a workshop that examined Taiwan's place in the evolving security environment of East Asia.
Separately, the S.E.C. released on Thursday a consultant's report that recommended changes in the agency's organizational structure and governance to allow it to keep up with rapidly evolving securities markets and the uncertainties caused by the Congressional appropriations process.
But cyber threats are growing and evolving, reported security incidents are rising and significant security deficiencies pervade federal systems that jeopardize the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the federal government's security and the information they process.
This evolving regional security alliance has political backing from the US, France, and Britain.
They see him as the light guiding the evolving Bush security doctrine, and they should know: they are directing it.
The trip provided fascinating insights into how the U.S. military views the rapidly evolving national security challenges in the Indo-Pacific region, says Larry Diamond.
