Melissa Oh, SVIP Managing Director, said these transitions are proof of the power of collaboration between DHS and startups and between SVIP and operational components like CBP. “With dozens more companies currently in the program, we can expect more transitions in 2019.” Keep Reading
The recent solicitation contains 10 topic descriptions from two DHS organizations, eight from the Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) and two from the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Office. Keep Reading
"We’ve never really understood how big a problem we're trying to solve,” says Border Patrol’s strategic analysis chief. Keep Reading
Homeward includes a multi-layered identity profile made up of physical biometric data, employability potential and socio-cultural preferences data, behavioral biometrics, geospatio-temporal data, and a smart contract based public key infrastructure to form a unique, self-managed digital ID for each primary claimant. Keep Reading
The strategic environment is changing rapidly, and the United States faces an increasingly complex and uncertain world in which threats are becoming ever more diverse and interconnected. Keep Reading
“Seemingly benign minor configuration missteps, such as exposing unneeded services or keeping factory-set access credentials, can quickly add up to serious security breaches in complex networked systems, as the past has proven.” Keep Reading
Parkinson noted that global smart community spending will reach $158 billion by 2022 with officer wearables and vehicle-to-everything connectivity generating the fastest growth in smart community spending. Keep Reading
The Saffir-Simpson scale which has been used by meteorologists for decades classifies storms by wind speed only. Keep Reading
"Once the government has reopened, we will determine whether the Showcase will be rescheduled and will send an email notification," the planning team said. Keep Reading
The method involves sampling the air through the air vent and enriching the collected vapor trace. Keep Reading
