Police carried out checks on people arriving at train stations and at protest hotspots such as the Champs-Élysées and the Bastille monument. Among them were dozens arrested for carrying masks, hammers, slingshots and rocks that could be used to attack police. Keep Reading
Computer learning allows the scanner to distinguish between threats and non-threats but without the need for passengers to keep still or remove outer clothing or mobile phones. Keep Reading
Adm. Craig Faller succeeded Adm. Kurt W. Tidd in a change-of-command ceremony at USSOUTHCOM headquarters in Doral, Fla., on Nov. 26. Keep Reading
Customers flying direct to an international destination on Delta, Aeromexico, Air France, KLM or Virgin Atlantic Airways can now choose to use facial recognition technology from curb to gate. Keep Reading
The solicitation seeks proposals from startups on the use of blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology to prevent the falsification of records and provides startups with the opportunity to receive up to $800,000 in funding. Keep Reading
Standardizing cybersecurity processes to manage enterprise-wide risk and increasing network visibility to proactively prevent and respond to security incidents among concerns. Keep Reading
TSA and industry partners must continually adapt and evolve screening technologies, processes, and systems. Keep Reading
The busiest travel days leading up to Thanksgiving are projected to be the Friday and Wednesday before the holiday, with 2.6 million passengers and crew expected. Keep Reading
In order to make the movie, Talal Derki, a Syrian Kurd who fled the war and had taken up residence in Berlin, posed as a jihad-sympathetic documentarian. Keep Reading
WTTC announced earlier this week a pilot program that will first see travelers on round trips between Dallas and London use end-to-end biometrics. Keep Reading
