The security light will come on while driving my 2002 Pontiac Firebird and stay on or else I can sometime just get into the car and it will not start and the security light will stay on until it reset and it has to reset 3 or 4 time before it start

Take to autozone for codes and proceed from there

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Car Won't Start and Security Light is On on Pontiac Firebird. Problems with the anti-theft systems using the raised-chip key can prevent the car from starting.

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ignition key cylinder is triggering the security system might try to see if they have a recall on it too

If you want it off, you can bypass the security to get that result.

This link has info and a permanent bypass
http://vatspasslockpasskeysecurityhelp.yolasite.com/

Usually the sensor in the key lock is not reading the chip in the key, or the chip has failed.
I would try a spare key first. If the light stays on with both keys, you'll need to get the anti-theft system checked out.

check that all your fuses are in place and tight, if so then you have a loose connection under the dash

This is how I did it and it worked perfectly. My car was finally purring again after weeks it was dead: http://newrockies.ca/vatsbypass - the typical resistor trick did not work.

if you have the chip in the key, then this will surely help you: http://newrockies.com/vatsbypass . It was the only thing that saved my car.

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I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is, if you have the keys with
the small 'computer chip' on the black plastic part then your car is
equipped with a sensor in the ignition (where you actually put the key
into) that is supposed to be able to sense the key, to make sure its
the real key. In many cases, the wires from this sensor become loose or
faulty and will trip that light.

not saying this is the answer but ido see gm cars with these problems the dealer ads remote door locks to cars and they dont soder any of the wires the get paid one hour to install theses systems so they kinda throw them in thers alittle black box under the knee panel it has a yellow wire that is split to left fuse box one wire go to harness if that becomes loose car will not start and may trip security lite check for littel black it will be ty strapped to lower panel .... hope this helps THUNDERBOLTZ