During demonstrations, controlling security entrances to prevent unauthorized access is the responsibility of the?

The responsibility for controlling security entrances to prevent unauthorized access during demonstrations falls to the PSO, or Protective Security Officer. PSOs are specifically trained to assess and manage security risks, including monitoring access points and ensuring that only authorized individuals can enter secured areas.

In the context of situations like demonstrations, PSOs typically have protocols they follow for evaluating who is allowed access and who is not, making them essential for maintaining safety and security. They act as the first line of defense, differentiating between individuals who have permission to be present and those who do not, using their training to effectively manage potential threats.

Other roles mentioned, such as Agents, LESO, and FSC, have different focuses and responsibilities which do not primarily involve the direct control of security entrances in such scenarios. Agents may deal more with logistical aspects, LESOs may have broader operational roles involving equipment or systems, and FSCs typically focus on coordination of security operations rather than access control at entrances. Therefore, the PSO is uniquely positioned and trained to fulfill this critical function during demonstrations.