"safeguard technology" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to technology that is designed or intended to keep something safe. For example: "The company has invested heavily in safeguarding technology to protect customer data."
Contributing aspects of today's situation are increasing turnover with at the same time reduction of labor and staff and a growing complexity of process installations facilitated by continuous (and faster) development of sophisticated designs of process control and safeguarding technology.
This research is "technology driven" in the sense that we will quantify the capabilities of a wide range of safeguards technologies of interest to regulators and policy makers; a key benefit to this approach is that the techniques are being tested in a unified manner.
(c) Khrushchev was willing to pull back his ships carrying sophisticated weapons to safeguard USSR technology.
Under Federal export rules, American companies are supposed to take careful precautions to safeguard classified technology when their satellites are launched by Chinese rockets.
His approach: developing software tools that safeguard computer technologies as they are created.
The company, which provides market safeguards and technology infrastructure, has raised $25 million since its inception in 2015.
Landrieu also called for a 30-day review "to find out what went wrong and determine what new safeguards and technology must be put in place to prevent future tragedies of this magnitude".
As a consequence of the incident, Red Bull will introduce a safeguard on the technology in an attempt to prevent a repeat.
It also has many practical goals, including the better prediction and mitigation of space weather to safeguard space-based technology, improved modelling of the Earth's ionised atmosphere for communications and global positioning applications, and a deeper understanding of the contribution of natural variability to long-term and short-term global change.
With the right safeguards, facial-recognition technology can be employed effectively without sacrificing essential liberties.
