What type of behavior might indicate a potential threat?

Unusual or suspicious actions can be significant indicators of potential threats in a security context. These behaviors might include someone acting nervously, avoiding eye contact, making contradictory statements, or being overly secretive about their intentions. Such behaviors could suggest that a person is planning to engage in harmful activities or is otherwise not behaving in accordance with societal norms.

Recognizing these behaviors is essential for early intervention, allowing security personnel to assess situations more thoroughly and to ensure safety. It is important to distinguish between typical behaviors and those that stand out as potentially dangerous. In contrast, normal social interactions, calm and friendly demeanor, and clear communication are usually signs of non-threatening behavior, making them less relevant to identifying potential risks.