Articles Tagged with ''screening''

With spring break approaching, the Transportation Security Administration is preparing for an influx of travelers that mimic pre-pandemic levels. 

TSA increases efficiency, stops a record number of firearms, improves access control and screens passengers faster, boosting travel security in 2022.

Bridgestone Arena, a Nashville event center and hockey stadium, has added a weapons detection system to bolster facility access control.

The University of Wisconsin (UW)-Madison Police Department has begun beta testing a weapons detection system to secure sporting events on the university's main campus.

How can security entrances, access control, and biometrics combine to deter theft and prevent crime at distribution centers?

While security technology has helped improve safety and peace of mind in airports, it has also created friction in the screening process. 

Strategies for supporting homeless people include training security officers in outreach and de-escalation, setting clear facility safety guidelines, and working with external partners.

Nine contracts of around $1 million were awarded to small businesses by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to build security technology prototypes.

Detecting insider threats and misconduct begins with evaluating departmental responsibilities and tools used for employee screening.

The Office of the Inspector General in Washington, D.C. is implementing a weapons detection screening solution to secure entrances at its headquarters location.