What does the flashing 'security' light mean?

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When the 'security' light flashes in a car, it may be reminding the driver to fasten their seatbelt. Simply fastening the seatbelt should resolve the issue. The 'Security' light is a safety reminder light, typically symbolized by an airbag, a human figure, or a seatbelt. This safety light is also part of the anti-theft system. When the 'security' light is on, it indicates that the car's anti-theft system is in a locked state, primarily designed to prevent theft of the vehicle or items inside. Below is an introduction to the car's anti-theft system: 1. Meaning: The car anti-theft system is designed to prevent theft of the vehicle or items inside. 2. Main function: It prevents unauthorized use of the vehicle's own power to steal the car, i.e., prevents illegal engine starting. 3. Importance and composition: The vehicle anti-theft system and the engine immobilizer system are essential for vehicle security. The anti-theft system consists of an electronically controlled remote or key, electronic control circuit, alarm device, and actuators.