Gustavson,
I hate to tell you to secure your database if the users just need to see the information in one table. Access security can be cumbersome to deal with.
With or without access security, you can still disable the shift key bypass at startup, then put the users in a form with the above properties set to No (False). The data cannot be touched then. If you put the data in a form and allow users access to the database window, then yes, they can change the table - Data AND structure!
My suggestion to you - and this is based only on the fact that you said that you need users to view information in a table - place the database in a Read Only folder on your network. The only person that should have authority to make changes to the data in the database is the one that keeps it updated. Everyone else will be able to open the database, use the data, but cannot change a thing.
Hope this helps!
Lee