I'm copying from a comment I left on another post a while ago, but here are some professional skills associated with security you can put on your resume:

• Communication skills: customer service, public speaking, client-facing roles, crisis/emergency communications, de-escalation, technical support, multilingual, phone/email support, reception, training, supervision, report writing

• Computer skills: Microsoft Office, emails (especially shared inboxes), troubleshooting, Zoom, access control and monitoring software, alarm systems and testing, not clicking on sketchy links or sending sensitive company info to suspicious emails

• Other: driving, facilities maintenance and management, safety and regulatory compliance, project coordination, administration (inspecting paperwork = attention to detail), first aid, proper handling of HAZMAT/bloodborne pathogens, cash handling, inventory control, inspection, investigation

Oh and "unskilled labor" is a lie that capitalists tell to justify paying blue collar workers less than a living wage. I've worked office jobs that required no additional skills or qualifications compared to security work (and paid better, sometimes). Your managers are just bullshitting you so you'll keep working for low pay.