The phrase "high security standards" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to indicate a certain level of quality and reliability of security requirements or protocols. For example, "The organization has established high security standards to ensure the safety of all confidential data."
Twin Peaks headquarters presented itself as worried and shocked that "this relatively new franchisee" did not "uphold the high security standards we have in place".
"We are fully cooperating with authorities and will continue to work with law enforcement, airport authorities, and our security partners to perform due diligence in upholding high security standards," wrote a spokeswoman in a statement to the Guardian.
Brian Krebs, a security researcher, interviewed several former Experian contractors, who told him that the high security standards held at the board level were not a part of its daily operations.
A manager, Jay Patel, said that bar-police relations were just fine; Swanton called that a "fabrication". Twin Peaks headquarters presented itself as worried and shocked that "this relatively new franchisee" did not "uphold the high security standards we have in place". It's not yet clear what those warnings and standards entailed, or what Patel was expected to do.
"As demonstrated during the FIFA Confederations Cup last year, Russia's already high security standards have been adapted to meet the specific needs of such major sporting events," a FIFA spokesman told Reuters in February after another violent altercation involving Russian soccer supporters.
The company said the management team "did not uphold the high security standards we have in place to ensure everyone is safe at our restaurants".
The second, United Airlines Flight 175, also headed for Los Angeles and carrying 63, left Boston at 8 14 and struck the World Trade Center shortly after 9. "We have a very high security standard here," said Joseph Lawless, director of public safety for the Massachusetts Port Authority, "and consider ourselves as secure if not more secure than any other airport in the United States".
An Identity Theft Protection company certified by the International Organization for Standardization for good business practices is a mark of the highest security standards for data handling and processing.
