Which of the following describes the FPCON level 'Normal'?

The FPCON level 'Normal' is characterized by a situation where there is a general global threat, but it is not currently judged to be directed against a specific location or group. This description means that while there is an awareness of an overarching threat landscape, the risk at a specific site is considered low, and there are no immediate actions or precautions that need to be taken beyond standard operating procedures.

This level is essentially the baseline from which the higher levels of FPCON (such as Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta) escalate in response to increasing threats. It signifies that security measures in place are satisfactory for routine operations, and no additional alertness or security protocols are required.

In contrast, other options suggest varying degrees of threat that are more specific or imply a level of increased risk, which is not applicable at the 'Normal' level.