"inadequate security" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to reference measures meant to protect people, data, systems, or other valuable resources that are insufficient or ineffective for the intended purpose. For example: "We determined that the company’s inadequate security measures were to blame for the breach."
They also cited "woefully inadequate" security in Benghazi.
But that is only the beginning of efforts Stern should make to deal with inadequate security.
They said many Web sites remained vulnerable because of inadequate security precautions.
The State Department's spokeswoman, Victoria Nuland, disputed suggestions on Thursday that there was inadequate security at the post in Benghazi.
Pakistan's Shiites have long complained that despite repeated assurances, the government has offered inadequate security and failed to protect them.
The latest cut would delay the conversion of 126 reactors worldwide, many at locations with a record of inadequate security.
Congressmen and Washington pundits accused the administration of concealing the dangers Americans face abroad and of failing Stevens by providing inadequate security.
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter had filed suit against the Port Authority over the 1993 bombing, and Rescorla was preparing to give deposition testimony about the inadequate security.
But he hopes it will be sturdy enough to staunch the seeping of personal data until the internet's increasingly inadequate security infrastructure is more thoroughly mended.
What is more, they warn, letting airport screeners unionize could jeopardize national security if strikes and work slowdowns crippled airports and resulted in inadequate security checks.
Inadequate security means that those devices are an easy target for criminals who will invest in new malware to continue their rampage of victimization.
