What type of event is NOT covered in SRF-A training drills?

In the context of Security Reaction Force – Advanced (SRF-A) training drills, corporate strategy planning is not an event that is typically addressed. The primary focus of SRF-A training is to prepare security professionals for immediate responses to various critical incidents that may threaten safety and security. This includes scenarios like civil unrest, active shooter incidents, and natural disasters, which require specific tactical responses and situational awareness.

Corporate strategy planning involves long-term goals and decision-making processes for a company's direction and objectives, which falls outside the purview of immediate security response training. While understanding the overall corporate strategy is important for security personnel, it does not prepare them for the urgent, reactive nature of the incidents where they must act quickly and decisively to protect people and property. Thus, corporate strategy planning is not covered in the SRF-A training drills.