What type of information does a secure location not include?

A secure location is defined as an area that is protected from unauthorized access and is designated for sensitive or confidential operations. This generally includes spaces such as secured offices, locked evidence rooms, or police vehicles used for operations, all of which are designed to limit access to authorized personnel only.

In contrast, a publicly accessible area does not typically offer any such protection. Anyone can access these spaces without restriction, which makes them unsuitable for secure or sensitive operations where confidentiality and security are paramount. The nature of publicly accessible areas does not provide the necessary safeguards to meet the criteria of a secure location. Therefore, it is appropriate to identify publicly accessible areas as not fitting the definition of secure locations.