threat, something that may cause harm, danger, or damage to people, property, or systems, public safety, the protection of people in a community from danger, crime, or accidents, surveillance, the act of watching people, places, or activities to prevent crime or danger, law enforcement, the system and organizations, such as the police, that make sure laws are followed, prevention, actions taken to stop something bad from happening, investigation, the process of collecting information to find out what happened in a crime or incident, emergency response, the immediate actions taken by services like police, firefighters, or medical teams during a dangerous situation, disaster, a sudden event, such as a flood, earthquake, or fire, that causes great damage or harm, intelligence, secret or sensitive information collected to understand threats and protect security, command center, a place where leaders manage operations and make decisions during emergencies, drills, practice activities that help people prepare for emergencies or specific situations, procedures, official steps or instructions that explain how to do something correctly, public awareness, how much people know and understand about important issues or risks.

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