The frauds involve claims that a company’s products or services will be used to help stop the COVID-19 epidemic, according to an alert issued by the United States’ Securities and Exchange Commission. Keep Reading
The United Arab Emirates Federal Customs Authority has announced the launch of the Smart Mobile Passenger Inspection Unit, which will be put into use early next month in the country's customs centres and land, air and sea entry and exit points. Keep Reading
New technology that confirms the validity of a traveler’s photo identification and confirms their flight information is being used by Transportation Security Administration officers at some of the security checkpoints at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Keep Reading
The Transportation Security Administration has told its employees to stop using the TikTok app to create content for the agency. The ban on using the social media platform follows pressure from lawmakers over TikTok’s ties to China. Keep Reading
To the dog, it’s just one big game. Find the target odor and receive the reward. To us, it’s the satisfaction of knowing we are safe because highly-trained explosives detection dogs are at work with their handlers. Keep Reading
Disruptive attacks and disinformation campaigns include targeted data leaks, disruption of events with DDoS attacks, compromising systems with ransomware, or affecting physical infrastructure. Keep Reading
It is widely acknowledged that the connection between terrorism and organized crime, including illicit small arms and light weapons trafficking, is a serious threat to international peace and security. Keep Reading
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, U.S. civil aviation supports more than 5% of U.S. gross domestic product, $1.6 trillion in economic activity, and nearly 11 million jobs. Keep Reading
The enhanced entry process complements the biometric exit process that CBP, Houston Airport System and Southwest Airlines introduced in November 2018. Keep Reading
A Government Accountability Office report says the Transportation Security Administration has not documented its process for monitoring whether its screeners are taking required training programs. Keep Reading
