What type of incidents does SRF-B typically respond to?

The Security Reaction Force – Basic (SRF-B) is specifically trained to respond to security-related incidents that involve breaches, threats, and emergencies. This focus is essential because the primary objective of SRF-B units is to protect personnel, property, and information from potential harm or intrusion. By being prepared to handle security breaches, threats, and emergencies, the SRF-B can maintain safety and order in various environments, whether in a facility, during events, or in response to specific security threats.

Other incidents, such as medical emergencies, public disturbances, or environmental hazards, may require different types of response teams with specialized skills and training tailored to those specific situations. For example, medical emergencies would typically be handled by medical personnel or emergency services, whereas environmental hazards might require environmental specialists or hazardous materials teams. Thus, the SRF-B's role is distinct and focused on immediate security concerns, making the focus on security breaches, threats, and emergencies the correct answer.