The phrase "security technician" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person who works in the field of security and is responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting security systems such as alarms, surveillance cameras, and access control systems. Example: The company hired a security technician to upgrade their office security system.
Podesta's assistant, following the instructions of a security technician, dutifully complied, according to people familiar with the incident.
Finally, he worked out how he could use his skills as a security technician to steal it.
He was given a top secret clearance and in 2007 was posted to Geneva, where he worked as a network security technician under a diplomatic cover.
Richard Salgado, senior counsel for the Justice Department's computer crime and intellectual property unit, has said that very little law governs this new area and that security technicians should consult first their lawyers.
Vincent Weafer, senior director of Symantec Security Response, said that when computer security technicians pretended to have an infected machine and sent messages to the host computers, they found that one of the host computers that was still on line was redirecting them to a pornography Web site.
Give up any details, ones that Apple's security technicians can latch onto to develop fixes, and the company risks kissing goodbye to its unique unlocking capabilities.
The firm has warned that hackers now have these bodies fully in their sights, and that a combination of the de-centralization of the workplace (thanks to to proliferation of mobile devices and the like) and the move to the cloud means in-house security technicians have their work cut out for them.
A week and a half after that, security technicians asked him for the hard drive.
With one imperial stroke of his pen, Bremer swelled the ranks of the resistance against the American occupation with capable fighters, field engineers, and other security technicians.
The September 2015 first Regional dialogue on food losses and waste for Latin America and the Caribbean was facilitated by FAO and brought together working groups, national committees on food security, technicians, civil society, academia, food industry and other food system actors to move towards FLW reduction at national and regional level.
Last Monday afternoon, while crouched in a crawl space beneath a house in the posh Los Angeles neighborhood of Los Feliz, a home-security technician came face to face with a hundred-and-fifty-pound mountain lion.
