Broadly speaking, the role and responsibility of CISF deployed at an industrial undertaking would consist of which of the following ?

The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) is a premier security agency established under the CISF Act, 1968. Its primary mandate, as outlined in Section 10 of the Act, is to provide integrated security cover to industrial undertakings and government infrastructure. The roles include:

• Protection: Safeguarding vital installations from attacks, sabotage, or physical damage.
• Prevention: Actively preventing the commission of crimes against the property of the undertaking.
• Intelligence: Collecting intelligence regarding criminal activities that could impact the security or property of the installation.

Initially created to protect Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), its scope has expanded to include private sector units, airports, and critical infrastructure. Thus, all the provided options accurately describe the broad responsibilities of the CISF.