The Future of Transportation Security
Looking ahead to 25 years of the Transportation Security Administration
Tagged: technology
The Legality of Biometric Technology
Georgetown Law argues against DHS face scans at the airport in a new report.
2018 Global City Teams Challenge: A Partnership between NIST and DHS
DHS and NIST to co-sponsor the 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, here’s how to get involved.
New “Arms” Race: Your Privacy, Big Data, and Security
How do big data and privacy fit together in an unpredictable security climate?
Connected Children’s Toys and Their Vulnerabilities
Why is Congress concerned about children’s toys?
Emerging Cyber Threats, Trends, and Technologies for 2017
Georgia Tech releases report on emerging cyber threats, trends and technologies along with potential solutions.
Law Enforcement and Investigative Hacking: A Not-So-New Strategy
The report is asking the hard questions, and it seems that, to date, law enforcement hasn’t provided much in the way of answers.
Cities and Drones: Balancing Innovation and Regulation
The National League of Cities (NLC) has published a primer for local officials on drones, federal regulations, and suggestions for creating local governance. In “Cities and Drones: What Cities Need to Know About Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)“, the authors provide a guide on implementing drones into cities and fostering innovation,...
Terror Gone Viral :Overview of the 75 ISIS-Linked Plots Against the West
Since 2014, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has plotted 75 attacks against the West. Whether simply inspired by ISIS ideology and carried out by lone actors or centrally organized and directed ISIS leadership, plots have grown increasingly frequent and more violent. In “Terror Gone Viral”, the House...