Detectives from the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command are investigating after four men at London Luton Airport were arrested on suspicion of membership of a proscribed organization, contrary to section 11 of Britain’s Terrorism Act 2000. Keep Reading
More than half of the total demand for security screening is being accounted by the developed regional markets. East Asia, however, is cited as the most lucrative market for investors. Keep Reading
GAO observed 26 covert tests and reviewed the test program and how results are used, publicly releasing its findings on April 4. Overall, GAO found that TSA’s ability to run covert tests has improved, but a new process intended to address vulnerabilities found in testing hasn't fully worked. Keep Reading
GSA Regional Commissioner George Prochaska of Southwest Region 7 formally recognized the team today for utilizing GSA’s schedule 84. Keep Reading
The exercise demonstrated response capabilities, coordination and communications during the first 20 minutes of a mass casualty incident. Keep Reading
H.R. 367 provides continuing appropriations to the U.S. Coast Guard to compensate them whenever interim or full-year appropriations are not in effect. Keep Reading
As of December 2018, CBP reported that it had completed data collection as called for in the plan, and was analyzing results. CBP expects to issue internally an assessment report for the RSP and DAP based on this analysis in April 2019, and then on an annual basis. Keep Reading
The Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command is treating it as a "linked series" and "keeping an open mind" about motives. Irish police are assisting the Met as the Heathrow and Waterloo packages had Republic of Ireland stamps. Keep Reading
The handbook includes materials and advice to assist airports play a significant role in combatting human trafficking by promoting a comprehensive approach that involves coordination with airlines and law enforcement agencies, such as border protection and customs agents. Keep Reading
Reimbursable services agreements through Section 481 of the Homeland Security Act promote economic growth in cross-border trade and travel across the country. Keep Reading
