Homeland Security Report

DHS, Israel Increasing Security Cooperation The Department of Homeland Security and Israeli authorities have signed new agreements to enhance cooperation in the areas of cybersecurity, biometrics and defense. Rob Silvers, […]

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) this month published its first blueprint that puts forth its vision for developing and deploying capabilities along the identity management process, from enrolling and credentialing, […]

Congress has approved a fiscal year 2022 spending bill that on the whole shows solid backing for border security technology, particularly for imaging equipment to scan trucks and cars entering […]

The Transportation Security Administration as of March 12 expected to have completed the installation of 29 Analogic-supplied checkpoint computed tomography (CT) systems at 17 airports. The agency in Aug. 2021 […]

DHS Issues Solicitation for HSPD-12 Identity Management System Refresh The Department of Homeland Security, Office of the Chief Security Officer, has issued a Request for Proposal for a contract for […]

CBP Adds $20M to Leidos Maintenance Contract Customs and Border Protection has modified and extended an existing maintenance services contract with Leidos [LDOS], upping the ceiling value by $20 million […]

Toronto Airport First to Test Liberty Defense’s HEXWAVE Detection Scanner Liberty Defense says that Toronto’s Pearson International Airport has agreed to test the company’s HEXWAVE walk-through security detection scanner, becoming […]

Several years after going all in on using facial recognition technology to verify the identities of persons arriving to and departing from the U.S., Customs and Border Protection has made […]

As Congress works to complete appropriations bills to fund the federal government for the rest of fiscal year 2022, a small group of Democratic senators is urging their leadership and […]