Which of the following is NOT listed as a protection domain?

• A. Logistics and supply chain protection.
• B. Physical protection (armor, barriers, NBC protection).
• C. Protection of information and cyberspace.
• D. Protective procedures.

Answer: (A)

Protection domains are the distinct areas where security measures are organized to guard assets. In many frameworks, the recognized domains include physical protection (tangible safeguards like armor, barriers, and NBC protection), protection of information and cyberspace ( safeguarding data and digital systems), and protective procedures (the rules, routines, and responses that keep operations safe). Logistics and supply chain protection, while essential for safeguarding materials and movement of goods, is typically treated as a function within logistics or operational security rather than a standalone protection domain. Because of that, it isn’t listed as one of the protection domains in this context, making it the best choice.