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STATUS GRANTED TO INDIVIDUALS ALLOWING THEM ACCESS TO CLASSIFIED INFORMATION OR TO RESTRICTED AREAS
Security Clearance; Security Clearance (UN); Security clearances; Top-secret security clearance; Security screening; Security screenings

Security bug         
SOFTWARE BUG THAT CAN BE EXPLOITED TO GAIN UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS OR PRIVILEGES ON A COMPUTER SYSTEM
Security bugs; Software security bug
A security bug or security defect is a software bug that can be exploited to gain unauthorized access or privileges on a computer system. Security bugs introduce security vulnerabilities by compromising one or more of:
Security guard         
  • Security guard at the 13th Annual World Beer Festival in [[Durham, North Carolina]]
  • ADT]] Bel-Air Patrol vehicle
  • A Bangladeshi security guard guarding a residential colony at night
  • Private guard escort on a merchant ship providing security services against pirates.
  • Bodyguard protects Members of Parliament during public visits by visitors in the [[Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic]] in 2015.
  • Armored car]] with a crew of security guards in [[Guangzhou]], China
  • A group of security guards before going on duty in Hong Kong
  • Security officers at KK Times Square in [[Kota Kinabalu]].
  • A [[Kenya]]n private security guard
  • Security vehicle and officer in [[Montreal]], [[Quebec]]
  • A museum guard in 1935
  • Private security workers in [[Johannesburg]] during the [[2010 World Cup]].
  • A patrol vehicle used by Priority Protection & Investigations in [[Texas]]
  • China]]
  • Mall]] [[parking lot]] security guards (''Satpam'') in [[Jakarta]], [[Indonesia]]
  • Standing Guard
  • Security officer at the 2015 [[Stockholm Pride]] Parade
  • Security officer with vehicle in Norway
  • Security guards at an [[Australian rules football]] game
  • Watchman on duty at a residential block in [[Hong Kong]]
  • Security guards in [[Prambanan]] Temple, [[Central Java]], [[Indonesia]]
PERSON EMPLOYED TO PROTECT ASSETS
Security guards; Security Guard; Rent-a-cop; Housing Police; Security Guards; Security Officers; Security agent; Security Agents; Square badge; Security Officer; Rent a cop; Rental cop; Works police; Security agents; Security officers; Armed Security; Mall security officer; Private patrol officer; Mall cop; Mallcop; Mall security; Mall Cops; Mall Cop; Factory guard; Sentry guard; Private security guard; Privately contracted armed security personnel; Theft prevention officer; Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel; Private Patrol Operator
A security guard (also known as a security inspector, security officer, or protective agent) is a person employed by a government or private party to protect the employing party's assets (property, people, equipment, money, etc.) from a variety of hazards (such as criminal activity, waste, damaged property, unsafe worker behavior, etc.
security guard         
  • Security guard at the 13th Annual World Beer Festival in [[Durham, North Carolina]]
  • ADT]] Bel-Air Patrol vehicle
  • A Bangladeshi security guard guarding a residential colony at night
  • Private guard escort on a merchant ship providing security services against pirates.
  • Bodyguard protects Members of Parliament during public visits by visitors in the [[Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic]] in 2015.
  • Armored car]] with a crew of security guards in [[Guangzhou]], China
  • A group of security guards before going on duty in Hong Kong
  • Security officers at KK Times Square in [[Kota Kinabalu]].
  • A [[Kenya]]n private security guard
  • Security vehicle and officer in [[Montreal]], [[Quebec]]
  • A museum guard in 1935
  • Private security workers in [[Johannesburg]] during the [[2010 World Cup]].
  • A patrol vehicle used by Priority Protection & Investigations in [[Texas]]
  • China]]
  • Mall]] [[parking lot]] security guards (''Satpam'') in [[Jakarta]], [[Indonesia]]
  • Standing Guard
  • Security officer at the 2015 [[Stockholm Pride]] Parade
  • Security officer with vehicle in Norway
  • Security guards at an [[Australian rules football]] game
  • Watchman on duty at a residential block in [[Hong Kong]]
  • Security guards in [[Prambanan]] Temple, [[Central Java]], [[Indonesia]]
PERSON EMPLOYED TO PROTECT ASSETS
Security guards; Security Guard; Rent-a-cop; Housing Police; Security Guards; Security Officers; Security agent; Security Agents; Square badge; Security Officer; Rent a cop; Rental cop; Works police; Security agents; Security officers; Armed Security; Mall security officer; Private patrol officer; Mall cop; Mallcop; Mall security; Mall Cops; Mall Cop; Factory guard; Sentry guard; Private security guard; Privately contracted armed security personnel; Theft prevention officer; Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel; Private Patrol Operator
(security guards)
A security guard is someone whose job is to protect a building or to collect and deliver large amounts of money.
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Security clearance

A security clearance is a status granted to individuals allowing them access to classified information (state or organizational secrets) or to restricted areas, after completion of a thorough background check. The term "security clearance" is also sometimes used in private organizations that have a formal process to vet employees for access to sensitive information. A clearance by itself is normally not sufficient to gain access; the organization must also determine that the cleared individual needs to know specific information. No individual is supposed to be granted automatic access to classified information solely because of rank, position, or a security clearance.