“With the threat to aviation evolving every day, developing the next generation of security technology with our industry partners is critically important,” said TSA Administrator David Pekoske Keep Reading
WMD risk "has moved from a low-probability eventuality to far more likely," warns acting NCTC director. Keep Reading
During their careers with CBP, all three dogs produced over 75,000 finds for CBP and issued over $170,000 in civil penalties. Keep Reading
The reauthorization act empowers TSA to expand field operations testing of advanced screening technologies, increase use of canine resources and enhance public area security. Keep Reading
The facial recognition technology reported a mismatch between the photo embedded in the passport chip and the woman who presented the travel document. Keep Reading
The Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Control System Command Center reported that "computer issues" at Delta had forced an "all scope stop" with international flights and sub carriers exempt. Keep Reading
His name: Nishal Sankat, a Florida Institute of Technology senior from the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. He has dual citizenship in Canada. Keep Reading
From insider threats to risk-scoring passengers and improving TSA training, there are real opportunities to strengthen decisions. Keep Reading
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. Keep Reading
Australia plot "galvanized international attention in partner agencies in Europe and elsewhere to focus on this threat." Keep Reading