The physical security team at a company receives reports that employees are not displaying their badges. The team also observes employees tailgating at controlled entrances. Which of the following topics will the security team most likely emphasize in upcoming security training?

The security team will most likely emphasize situational awareness. Situational awareness involves being aware of one's surroundings and recognizing potential security risks. Employees not displaying badges and tailgating are direct examples of a lack of situational awareness regarding physical security protocols. Training would focus on the importance of these procedures for overall security. Social engineering is a broader category of attacks that manipulate people into performing actions or divulging confidential information, but the observed issues are more about adherence to physical security policies than being tricked. Phishing is a specific type of social engineering via electronic communication, which is not directly related to physical access control issues. An acceptable use policy defines how company resources should be used, but the core problem here is the practice of security, not the understanding of general usage rules.