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'To lull someone into a false sense of security' means to make somebody believe something is right, safe, etc.
I twisted the expression a bit to come out with a slogan of my own "When truth overpowers your false sense of security". Later realized it was a little too long. So I'm wondering if there is a word that can replace the phrase 'false sense of security' or not?
A false sense of security 
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