A new Government Accountability Office report says surface transportation receives much less funding than aviation security and that TSA may be missing out on valuable input because its guidance doesn’t say how or when the office will coordinate with other offices. Keep Reading
“The energy sector remains a key target of nation-state cyber intrusions, supply chain attacks, economic espionage efforts and other threats." Keep Reading
As part of its review into the TSA Modernization Act, GAO found that TSA does not ensure that screening technologies continue to meet detection requirements after they have been deployed to airports. Keep Reading
The test deployment consisted of Echodyne radars along the pipeline path to provide airspace situational awareness and Iris Automation's computer vision collision avoidance technology. Keep Reading
No post-9/11 threats are comparable to what Hezbollah will bring to the table, and sector is largely unguarded. Keep Reading
Private entities and key agencies formed a consortium over concerns industrial control systems (ICS) are increasingly being targeted by nation-states. Keep Reading
The plan to coordinate pipeline security incident responses among government agencies and with the private sector has not been updated since its issuance in 2010, and does not fully reflect developments in key areas, such as cybersecurity. Keep Reading
Recent reports, like the Director of National Intelligence’s Worldwide Threat Assessment, have painted a dire picture of the threats facing American critical infrastructure. Keep Reading
GAO found that the number of TSA security reviews has varied considerably over the last several years. TSA officials stated that staffing limitations have prevented TSA from conducting more reviews. Keep Reading
Coast Guard "addressing oil spill research needs unique to the Great Lakes to improve response capability." Keep Reading
