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Unisys To Begin Networking TSA Screening Systems With Pilot Effort

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, May 9th, 2018

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Unisys To Begin Networking TSA Screening Systems With Pilot Effort

Amy Rall, group vice president for Homeland Security and Critical Infrastructure at Unisys Federal. Photo: Unisys

After being cleared in April to begin work on a security network integration program for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), Unisys [UIS] and the agency are developing plans to first pilot the solution this summer at an airport.The pilot at Dulles International Airport, which Unisys expects will occur throughout this summer and into the fall, will let the company begin to reconnect Transportation Security Equipment to the TSA network and prove out that it meets cyber security requirements without impacting…

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