I believe that @Secure annotation, given it is processed by an interceptor and based on CDI, should follow CDI rules:

http://docs.jboss.org/cdi/spec/1.1/cdi-spec.html

That means that:

@Secure should be marked as @Inherited
For class Y, subclass of X inherits @Secure bindings
For class Y with non-static method Z, subclass X inherits @Secure binding for non-static method Z iff X overrides method Z and there is no intermediate class X', being subclass of Y and superclass of X
Class Y must not have any final fields or methods
Method Z in class Y must not be final nor static
Bindings on method Z should override bindings on class Y

Any annotation used interface type or method should be completely ignored.

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