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MyDefence Introduces a Modular Anti-Drone Solution for Airports, Prisons and Military Bases

For the past three years, MyDefence has been hard at work with the development of a new type of anti-drone system that can effectively solve the problem of protecting large scale areas against the threat of drones.

WATCH: TSA’s Top 10 Most Unusual Finds of 2018

Every day, TSA officers discover a wide range of strange, weird and dangerous items. Here's a collection of the most unusual prohibited items from last year.

NATA Announces New Members Elected to Board of Directors

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) announces the election of three new members to its Board of Directors: Marc Drobny, President, StandardAero in Scottsdale, AZ; Geoffrey Heck, SVP of Operations, Signature Flight Support in Minneapolis, MN; and Mike Magni, President, Monaco Air Duluth in Duluth, MN.

Are New York Businesses Ready for the Next Terror Attack?

In addition to hitting retailers that sell chemicals needed for the construction of improvised explosive devices, the counterterror ops targeted truck rentals and hotels.

Record-Setting Number of Firearms Discovered at Airport Checkpoints in 2018

A total 813.8 million (813,791,287) passengers and crew members passed through TSA screening, with record-breaking screening numbers.

Elected Officials Must Not Damage Aviation’s Culture Of Safety

U.S. House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee chairman Peter DeFazio (D-Oregon) is reportedly drafting legislation, which in potential future federal government shutdowns, would carve out FAA, preventing its employees from being furloughed or working without pay.

Video Trains Car Rental Employees on Red Flags to Spot Potential Vehicle Attack Threats

"An informed and observant public is our best partner in hometown security," said the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).

Memorializing the Fallen: Army Combat Vet Paints KIA, LODD Heroes as Hobby

Jonny Castro is a Police Officer, a Forensic Composite Artist, and a U.S Army Combat Veteran serving the Operation Iraqi Freedom (2004-2005). He is also a portrait painter of heroes killed in the line of duty.

America’s Experts on the Biggest Threats and Challenges Facing Us in 2019

From cyber attacks and terrorism to biothreats or Mother Nature, our biggest foe may be complacency.

PERSPECTIVE: Why TSA and Others on Front Line Are the Ultimate Shutdown Cardholders

The longer this shutdown goes on, the more likely more it is that screeners will have to leave their jobs.

TSA Issues Update on Wait Times and Shutdown ‘Sick-Out’

Tuesday’s complete figures show that TSA experienced a national rate of 7.4 percent of unscheduled absences compared to a 3.2 percent rate one year ago.

Tripwire: 60 Percent of Organizations Suffered Container Breaches in 2018

The "State of Container Security Report" found that 94 percent of respondents were concerned about container security.

MIA TSA Employees at Miami International Airport Prompt Concourse Shutdown

"Due to an increased number of TSA screeners not reporting to work, we have decided to take this precautionary step," says airport in response to no-shows.

UK Police Get New Powers to Tackle Illegal Use of Drones

New legislation will give British police officers the power to search premises, and land and seize drones, and will also require users to produce the proper documentation.

PERSPECTIVE: Use Natural Acids on Humans to Detect Trafficking, Smuggling Victims in Cargo

The method involves sampling the air through the air vent and enriching the collected vapor trace.

Egyptian Authorities Kill 40 After Tour Bus Bombing

The alleged terrorists were killed in raids in the Sinai Peninsula and the Giza governorate, which was also the scene of the tour bus attack where three Vietnamese tourists and an Egyptian guide were killed.
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