The development of large language models has led to a critical need for security alignment to ensure their safe deployment in real-world applications. Researchers have introduced SecureBreak, a dataset designed to promote the development of safe and secure models. This dataset addresses the limitations of previous approaches that focused solely on model architectures and alignment methodologies, which have proven insufficient in eliminating harmful generations. SecureBreak aims to mitigate these risks by providing a comprehensive framework for evaluating and improving model security. The introduction of SecureBreak is particularly relevant given the recent advancements in LLM developments, which have significant security implications that often trail the hype cycle1. As large language models become increasingly pervasive, the importance of security alignment cannot be overstated, making datasets like SecureBreak crucial for practitioners seeking to develop and deploy secure models.