Homeland Security Finds Body Scanner 'Vulnerabilities' May 8, 2012 A DHS internal report cites weaknesses with airports' body scanners, giving eight classified recommendations for improved screening. Read More
CIA Thwarts Underwear Bomber Plot on U.S.-bound Jet May 7, 2012 The Yemen-based bombing suspect had an upgraded version of the 2009 underwear bomb, with an enhanced detonation mechanism.Read More
TSA Allows 12 Surprising Items on Planes April 23, 2012 No wrapped presents, no soda, no snow globes, antlers or drill bits, but you can bring these 12 items, with a few guidelines. Read More
TSA Tests ID-Scanners at Airport Checkpoints April 17, 2012 The TSA is testing a system that will check boarding passes and IDs by machine instead of relying on an officer's visual check. Read More
TSA to Testify Before Lawmakers March 23, 2012 A pair of House committees will question TSA officials about their controversial body scanners and passenger behavior programs. Read More
Airlines Warn of Chaos at London Olympics March 19, 2012 Four leading airlines are warning the British government that current air traffic plans for the London Olympics will lead to chaos. Read More
TSA Announces Last Week's Prohibited Items March 19, 2012 What do a grenade, ectasy pills and nunchucks have in common? They were all found at TSA checkpoints last week.Read More
TSA Tests New Procedures for Elderly Fliers March 15, 2012 TSA announced Wednesday that it will begin testing new risk-based procedures to reduce the number of pat-downs on elderly customers.Read More
Palm Springs International Airport replaces “decades old” fencing March 7, 2012 Palm Springs International Airport will replace 10,000 feet of fencing, along with adding extra security measures, along its perimeter by June 2012.Read More
Technology at Work - Ports, Terminals and Transportation Security - July 2011 August 4, 2011 Read about security solutions in Madrid's bus system, San Jose's airport and at the Port of Praia in Cape Verdes.Read More
