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SEC or Sec may refer to:
Companies
- Solar Entertainment Corporation, a Filipino media company
- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., an electronics company
Government
- Securities and Exchange Commission (disambiguation)
- State Electricity Commission of Victoria, Australia
- State Examinations Commission, Ireland
- State-owned Enterprises Commission, Taiwan
Science
- Saga execution coordinator, a component of the saga interaction pattern in computer science
- Bacterial secretion system § Sec system, the Sec secretion system in bacteria
- Secant function, in mathematics
- Size-exclusion chromatography
- Space Weather Prediction Center, formerly Space Environment Center
- Selenocysteine, an amino acid
- Secondary Electron Conduction Tube, part of the Apollo TV camera
- SEC experiment (Scattering Experiment Chambers) at CERN
Sports
- Southeastern Conference, one of the major U.S. collegiate sports conferences
- Southeast Conference in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
- Speedway European Championship, motorcycle speedway competition
Places
- Seč (disambiguation), places in Central Europe
Other uses
- Dalek Sec, a Doctor Who character
- Scottish Episcopal Church
- Sec (wine), a French term used to indicate the sweetness level of a wine
- SEC Armadillo (part of Scottish Event Campus), an auditorium located near the River Clyde, in Glasgow, Scotland.
- SEC Centre (part of Scottish Event Campus), Scotland's largest exhibition centre, located in Glasgow, Scotland.
- Secco, a musical term meaning "dry", "without resonance" or "quick"
- Second, a unit of time
- Section (typography), a subdivision, especially of a chapter, in books and documents
- St Edmund's College, Ipswich, UK
- Mercedes-Benz SEC
See also
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