TSA’s Problem with Data Accuracy
The consequences of disseminating incorrect data are vast, and TSA’s problems with data accuracy are increasingly evident. This requires action.
The consequences of disseminating incorrect data are vast, and TSA’s problems with data accuracy are increasingly evident. This requires action.
TSA put out inaccurate data. I called them on it. This is the story of what happened next.
Some think the FAA proposed rulemaking on unmanned aircraft systems will be ready for the public by July. That is highly unlikely. Here’s why.
Straightforward discussions on liability protection for anti-terrorism technologies and services.
With an endless list of attack scenarios, venue operators must thoughtfully consider mitigation strategies to address the persistent threats from bad actors.
DHS Press Secretary Revealed as QAnon Source?! Bennie Thompson seizes control of House Homeland Committee?! Trump wrestles?! Really?!!!
A recently released whitepaper, prepared by the National Security Forum (NSF) of Northern Nevada, explores the national security implications of advanced energy generation and distribution.
Last week, TSA reported a record-setting 4,239 firearm seizures in 2018. With all of TSA’s marketing, it is amazing this number of concealed weapons is still being found. Data tells a story, but is this the whole story?
2018 was a banner year for global experimentation in countering rogue drones, and new FAA proposed rules look to address the threats and risks from future drone systems.
The President is refusing to agree to funding legislation without Wall money on the pretext of national security. Apparently he misses the importance of risk-based decision making.