Who does the Security Officer manage, train, and direct?

The Security Officer plays a critical role in overseeing various security-related personnel and operations within their jurisdiction. This includes managing, training, and directing the Navy Security Force (NSF), which is the primary uniformed security force that carries out the bulk of security duties, as well as the Auxiliary Security Force (ASF), which supports the NSF typically in more flexible, community-focused roles. Furthermore, the Reaction Force, which is tasked with quick-response capabilities to incidents, also falls under the purview of the Security Officer's management.

By encompassing all these groups, the Security Officer ensures a cohesive and comprehensive security strategy is implemented. This holistic approach allows for effective coordination and enhances overall security posture, demonstrating the necessity of clear direction and training across all units involved in security operations. The recognition that all these teams contribute to the overall mission highlights the importance of the Security Officer's leadership in managing diverse security functions collaboratively.