secured terminals
[/sɪˈkjʊərd ˈtɜːrmɪnəlz/]
nounpl: secured terminals
terminais seguros
1. Physical or digital endpoints in a network or transportation system that have been protected with security measures to prevent unauthorized access or tampering
The airport installed secured terminals for passengers to check in their luggage.
O aeroporto instalou terminais seguros para os passageiros fazerem check-in da bagagem.
2. Computing devices or connection points equipped with authentication protocols, encryption, and access controls
The bank's secured terminals require biometric identification before processing transactions.
Os terminais seguros do banco exigem identificação biométrica antes de processar transações.
3. Protected endpoints in logistics or shipping facilities where goods are stored or transferred
Hazardous materials must be handled only in secured terminals with proper containment systems.
Materiais perigosos devem ser manipulados apenas em terminais seguros com sistemas de contenção adequados.
This term is predominantly used in technical, banking, and transportation contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian corporate environments, security is a major concern, especially in financial institutions and airports, making this terminology highly relevant in everyday business communication. The concept reflects the growing emphasis on cybersecurity and physical security in modern infrastructure.
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