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U.S. Appeals Court Keeps Block on Texas Immigration Law

A new Texas law that empowers state officials to detain and deport migrants will remain on hold, after a divided appeals court ruling late Tuesday that said the statutes “significantly impair the exercise of discretion by federal immigration officials.”

Ship Was Undergoing Engine Maintenance Before It Crashed Into Baltimore Bridge, Coast Guard Says

The ship that crashed into a bridge in Baltimore was undergoing “routine engine maintenance” in the port beforehand, the Coast Guard said. US Coast Guard Rear Admiral Shannon Gilreath said at a news conference on Wednesday that authorities had been informed that the ship was going to undergo routine engine maintenance before it lost power.

TSA’s CIO Yemi Oshinnaiye Unveils Top IT Priorities and Innovation Initiatives

In a recent podcast episode, Yemi Oshinnaiye, the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), provided insights into the agency's top IT priorities and its commitment to innovation and cybersecurity enhancement.

DISA Establishing ‘J2′ Intelligence Directorate Amid Workforce Revamp

The U.S. Department of Defense’s de facto information-technology authority is building out its first-ever intelligence directorate. The establishment of the “J2″ office is meant to...
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ARTICLE: What to Do With a Risk Such as TikTok?

Homeland security risk management is too often reactive. Technology evolves, critical infrastructure design is altered, societal and market priorities shift, and new vulnerabilities are created.

EVENT: DHS’s Silicon Valley Innovation Program Demo Week Dates Announced

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science & Technology (S&T)’s Silicon Valley Innovation Program (SVIP) is showcasing its portfolio of SVIP-funded startups with innovative technologies addressing many DHS missions.

Leveraging Software Testing to Optimize Mobile Apps for DHS Agencies

The perception that “there’s an app for that” is no longer limited to commercial sectors. Federal agencies have deployed a plethora of mobile apps to help employees do their jobs more efficiently and to deliver a wealth of services to citizens.

FCC Adopts Voluntary ‘Cyber Trust Mark’ Labeling Rule for IoT Devices

The Federal Communications Commission approved a voluntary cybersecurity labeling program for wireless consumer Internet of Things (IoT) products.

TSA’s CIO Yemi Oshinnaiye Unveils Top IT Priorities and Innovation Initiatives

In a recent podcast episode, Yemi Oshinnaiye, the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), provided insights into the agency's top IT priorities and its commitment to innovation and cybersecurity enhancement.

Investigation Results in 4 Family Members Sentenced for Operating a Human Smuggling Organization

Four family members were sentenced on March 15 to federal prison for their roles in operating an extensive human smuggling organization (HSO).

Interview: INTERPOL Launches Missing Persons Unit

INTERPOL Washington announced the establishment of the Missing Persons Unit (MPU), a new unit dedicated to leveraging the extensive INTERPOL network, cutting-edge technology, and...

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