Java SecureRandom declaration should be static class specific or can be instance specific

I am trying to use a SecureRandom to generate random numbers in my java project. But I am a little confused as how to keep my object for SecureRandom. Should it be a static class member. I dont intend to call this from outside. Below is my current implementation :

Class MyClass {

    private static final SecureRandom secureRandom = new SecureRandom();

    private long calculate(int noOfRetry){
        final long value = someValueCalculationWith-noOfRetry;
        final float randomNo = secureRandom().nextFloat() + 1;
        return (long) (value*randomNo);
    }
}

Is this the correct way to use SecureRandom in java ?