The Start of a Movement in School Violence Prevention
School safety is homeland security.
Vance Taylor FEMA PrepTalk: ‘We Succeed or Fail Together’
In emergency preparedness, we need to integrate people with access and functional needs within each phase of planning.
Why Does the President Need the Ability to Alert All Americans in an Emergency?
FEMA postponed the test of its WEA “Presidential Alert” function, but why does the president need this capability at all?
Big Jump in Public Complaints to TSA Over Processing Times
TSA has seen a substantial increase in complaints since September 2017. The data proves it.
Trends in Latest TSA Customer Service Data Show Successes, Challenges
TSA collects a variety of customer service data, which reveal important trends in complaints and compliments that impact aviation and homeland security.
Federal Air Marshall Service Director Rod Allison Announces Retirement
Roderick Allison, the Director of the Federal Air Marshal Service, announced his intention to retire this summer after 33 years in federal service.
Homeland Security Strategic Communications Done Right
The Department of Homeland Security is not known for its effective strategic communications, but every so often, the Department gets it right.
Trump Tweets DHS Sec. Nielsen Could be Fired Next! Really?!
For Security Debrief’s 9th annual April Fools coverage, we’ve collected stories the rest of the media somehow missed…
TSA Complaint Data Reveals Airport Screening Trends
TSA is required to make its customer service information available to the public, and the data shows areas for improvement and emerging trends in aviation passenger and cargo screening.
TSA is Changing the Math on PreCheck…for the Worse
TSA is no longer measuring PreCheck adoption as a percentage of all travelers but rather as a percentage of a subset called “frequent travelers.” This is a worrisome shift.
