Which description correctly matches the FPCon levels?

The level of security condition known as Delta is characterized by an incident that has already occurred and may be localized. This means that there is a specific, identified threat that has manifested, requiring heightened security measures and responses to mitigate any potential harm. This level indicates that a security breach or attack is already in progress or has just taken place, which necessitates immediate action to protect personnel and assets in the affected area.

The definitions of the other levels provide important context. Bravo signifies a general threat that is unpredictable, indicating a situation where there is a heightened risk but no specific incident has occurred yet. Normal represents a state of base or routine operational security where no significant threat is present. Alpha indicates there is a credible threat that could occur imminently, but unlike Delta, it does not mean that an attack has already happened. Each level serves its purpose in response planning and resource allocation to effectively manage risks and protect personnel.