Transportation Security

The facial recognition technology reported a mismatch between the photo embedded in the passport chip and the woman who presented the travel document.

Coast Guard "does not have a full understanding of the extent to which the TWIC program addresses security risks in the maritime environment."

His name: Nishal Sankat, a Florida Institute of Technology senior from the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. He has dual citizenship in Canada.

From insider threats to risk-scoring passengers and improving TSA training, there are real opportunities to strengthen decisions.

If you're traveling abroad, Dulles' new facial recognition software will scan you during boarding to make sure you're really who you claim to be.

Australia plot "galvanized international attention in partner agencies in Europe and elsewhere to focus on this threat."

The naval support landscape is changing. Assets and equipment are getting more complex, and delivery and support increasingly globalized.

knowing who to contact and what response capabilities are available plays an invaluable part in managing the response to an incident and protecting lives and properties.

Three new research and development projects designed to improve the threat detection capabilities of current X-ray technologies for checked baggage systems.

This designation will allow general aviation aircraft to arrive directly to Rochester without having to clear CBP processing in Minneapolis.

Preparedness grants strengthen our nation’s ability to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from terrorist attacks, major disasters, and other emergencies.

Coast Guard "addressing oil spill research needs unique to the Great Lakes to improve response capability."

"Passengers referred to the program may require additional scrutiny for a certain period of time; however, TSA routinely removes passengers from the program."

Listen to audio with the control tower in incident that officials are branding "a joyride gone terribly wrong" but not terrorism.

Checkpoint CT technology should result in fewer bag checks. Passengers using this machine will be permitted to leave laptops and liquids in bags.

The cybersecrity researcher could, if he’d been so inclined to break the law, have hacked those onboard systems, snooped on the onboard Wi-Fi and carried out surveillance on all connected passenger devices.