Which of the following is NOT one of the CNIC PPRs?

The correct response identifies that a Cybersecurity Breach is not one of the identified CNIC PPRs (Prevention and Response Plans). The CNIC PPRs are designed to address specific scenarios that could threaten safety and security within naval installations and other related venues. They focus primarily on physical security incidents like hostage situations or active shooter situations.

Armed Barricaded Hostage, Active Shooter, and ECP (Entry Control Point) Penetration are all critical scenarios that require immediate and specialized response plans for threat mitigation. These situations involve direct physical threats to personnel and infrastructure, which is why they are included in the CNIC PPRs. On the other hand, while a Cybersecurity Breach is indeed a significant concern for organizations, it does not fall under the physical security categories typically addressed by the CNIC PPRs, which highlights why it is the correct answer to the question regarding which option is not included in their purview.