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by 2601:84:c701:2f60:d0b3:b8b0:4156:8eae
I own a 1.0 version of ROC and it still installs to this day, and can be run without internet. It doesn't have any of the traits of Securom to my knowledge.
I'm also checking and it sounds like this can be run using an IMG in Daemon's tools, which is something Securom does not allow.
Are you absolutely certain that retail copy is of v1.0 ? A lot of retail copies have been manufactured and sold throughout the years, and for example many of the retail copies purchased after 2008 or so is shipping with v1.21b and so have removed the CD disc check.
It is of course also possible that the SecuROM disc check was a regional thing, as back in the day regional publishers could often differ in what copy protections they applied on games they published in their region.
The following is an NFO of a release from a scene group which further mentions that Sony SecuROM was the protection being used in the game: https://pastebin.com/RTz43QEh