There is no way to 100% protect your Bitcoins.
As long as Bitcoin is based on ECDSA which is based on random numbers, there will always be a probability that someone generates the same key as you.
Electrum seeds are one in 346 trillion trillion trillion (rounded down thats 3 with 38 zeros)
There is also the chance that all air molecules in your room spontaneously gather in the half that you are not in and you die. Do you worry about that? Maybe you should if you worry about ECDSA collisions, because it in the same ballpark of likelyhood. Its the ballpark of likelyhood where people get struck by lightning 13 days in a row and survive to tell the story how they won the lottery the week after.
IIRC electum uses this list[1] of 1626 words. Since there are 12 of them, so we are talking about 1626
12 ~ 3.41*10
38 different combinations. Bitcoin itself has 2
160 ~ 1.46 *10
48 different private keys. Which is way more secure than the seed, but it makes no difference. Even considering the birthday paradoxon[2], even if every machine on earth would generate nothing but new private keys (while we still somehow manage a working society) until the sun burns out a collision is very unlikely.
[1]
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spesmilo/electrum/master/lib/mnemonic.py[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem