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Nuclear Scientist, GAO Question Effectiveness of Next Generation Radiation Detectors

Sep 25, 2008 -DHS' next generation of radiation detectors are not cost-effective and may not provide greater detection capability than those already in use, say critics.

GAO Finds Problems in Supply Chain Security Practices

May 27, 2008 -The GAO says CBP must address three issues to ensure that private partners are meeting their port security requirements in return for reduced scrutiny and faster processing of their cargo shipments.

DHS Needs to Do More to Spur Supply Chain Resiliency

May 09, 2008 -DHS has a critical role in helping businesses and ports build resiliency into their operations, witnesses testified at a hearing.

Highlights from ASIS Security Conference

Feb 12, 2008 -A former British Army intelligence officer's analysis of the counterterrorism policies of southeastern nations was among the presentations given on the first day of ASIS International’s second Asia-Pacific Conference in Singapore Tuesday.

Chertoff Lays Out DHS Budget Requests

Feb 05, 2008 -The Department of Homeland Security's 2009 budget requests include increased security funding for border patrol, ports, critical infrastructure, and other initiatives.

Three More Ports Enroll in TWIC

Nov 07, 2007 -Today workers will enroll at the ports of Tacoma, Washington; Honolulu,Hawaii; and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Transportation Worker Program Finally Set to Start

Oct 03, 2007 -The beleaguered Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) program's start date has finally been announced by the Department of Homeland Security.

Port Radiological Sensors Delayed and Overbudget

Sep 18, 2007 -A government audit says the development of high-tech sensors to detect radiation at ports and border crossings is hamstrung by poor coordination between government agencies and is overdue and overbudget, reports the AP.

Port of Houston Security District Could Be National Model

Aug 15, 2007 -The Houston Chronicle reports that the Port of Houston is close to creating its own free market security district that could be a model for the rest of the country.

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