Secure Contain Protect Novels & Stories

"You upgraded a few things here?" "Yup. It should be secured with something concrete rather than glass. Johanna was aware that we have control with the security and the bodyguards would also help on roving and you can command them when it comes to our safety." "Yes, ma'am." Connor saluted. "May I?" He asked as he gestured to the computers. Keira nodded as Connor sat down and turned it on. He also entered his password and whistled at the cameras with audio. He put his microphone headset on and nodded at the audio that he was hearing. He checked a few of the things and changed his password. Then, he checked if the server could take the recording. "The server is good. The quality in the Sick Ba

“Then you won this round.” “This round,” I echoed. He took my hand. “She’s testing you.” “I know,” I said. “And now she knows I’m not weak.” “That makes you more dangerous,” he said softly. “To her,” I asked. “Or to everyone?” “Both,” he replied. Over the next few days, we moved quietly. IT strengthened security across all my accounts with two-factor verification, encrypted channels and backup confirmations. At the gala venue, security doubled. No changes went through without my physical approval.

I felt myself longing to be with him and it worried me in more ways than one. The feel of his touch, the smell of his cologne was coming at me at a rapid pace that I quietly told myself to step back. I feared that if I stayed within his proximity I might do something I might regret later. As I attempted to take a step back I felt myself sway a little too quickly. He immediately reached out and wrapped his arms around me. “Are you okay?” As he held on to me I could feel his tight muscular arms around me making me feel safe and secure.

Sequoia, who was worried on why Seris vanished from the meeting with the great women and government officials. “ A weapon that could ..... could kill you? “ Sequoia looked around as everyone present was silent. “Let's go, this is not the time to….” Sky said as he held her, trying to get her to exit the room. “Don't fucking touch me! What do you mean, Selene?” Sequoia said as she pushed Sky out of her way, walking to Seris who was pale with fear, but Selene was doing all the talks. “The enemy has a great advantage….”

Raphael gave him a warning glance. “Let me pass, brother.” “Wait!” Michael whispered fiercely. “Something’s not right. I’m detecting some pretty intricate, hi-tech security measures right at this threshold. Give me a minute. We don’t need anyone getting injured and halting our plans right now.” Michael’s all-powerful status as the Great Protector enabled him unprecedented abilities in the varieties of protection. That meant he could also dismantle all manner of protection as well. He stood silent and still like a statue for a moment. When he finished the sweep, he did not look happy. “All right, ladies, it’s a good thing we didn’t all go barreling in there. This lunatic has trip wires and mo

My destination: the basement, where the security control room was located. I found a secluded corner and slipped behind a pillar, staying out of sight. The door to the security control room was fortified with high-tech locks that only Zander's biometric scan could open. Inside, the pack's entire security network, along with sensitive information about the North, was stored on the main computer. The room was built to withstand anything—soundproof, bulletproof, blastproof, and fireproof.

“So… what do we do?” He leaned closer, voice dropping to a whisper, sharp with authority. “We prepare. First, we strengthen security. No one gets in or out without clearance. Second, we make contingency plans. Safe houses, evacuation routes, contacts. Third…” His gaze softened, but the intensity didn’t fade. “…we stay together. No one goes anywhere alone. Not her, not you. Not me. We face this as a unit, or we risk losing everything.”

They won't stop till she listens, either. Elizabeth watches from the sofa, arms folded. Tension lines her figure. The weight of the menacing texts is still hanging between them. She is unsure which disturbs her more, the warnings or the man before her, a storm building behind his calm façade. At last, he turns, his eye fixing her in place. "Security is becoming more important." She sighs sharply and shakes her head. " That is pointless." Simeon approaches, his presence imposing and oppressive but not unpleasant. "You are under my protection right now," he says, silky but steel-toned. Whoever sent those messages—whoever thinks they can intimidate you, they'll regret it."

Tyler said, having a look in the other office. So I pulled a laptop out of my bag and I put it on the desk. “One thing that the Alpha, Beta and Gamma don’t know, is that the pack’s database is now protected by a security lock and there are several firewalls that they have to try and bypass if they want to hack it. I mean, the computer that was sitting in here wasn’t even password protected until I got here yesterday. So I added a few extra firewalls so they couldn’t be hacked. And none of them know how to get around any of it.” I explained.

“Something secure and password protected. The last thing we need is to have someone tamper with it.” “Yes, that could be an issue. Someone could tamper with it or follow us to do us harm. I don’t feel like needing to worry about that for any of us. It’s also not always workable to go with guards.” Chris saw how difficult setting this up would be. The logistics for the people involved would become quite complicated.