What type of incidents should Security Forces be prepared to respond to?

Security Forces are trained to be versatile and prepared for a wide array of situations that might threaten the safety and security of their environment. This includes not only security breaches but also all types of emergencies, such as criminal threats, natural disasters, and any incidents that could lead to injury or property damage.

Being prepared for all types of emergencies ensures that Security Forces can effectively manage threats and provide a timely response, thus safeguarding personnel, facilities, and sensitive information. Their training encompasses a range of scenarios, enabling them to assess situations quickly and take appropriate action to mitigate risks.

The other choices reflect more narrow scopes of responsibility. For instance, focusing solely on security breaches or public relations issues does not account for the broader spectrum of emergencies that can arise, while logistical challenges, though important, are not the primary focus of Security Forces' training or operational readiness.