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Allen: Government Leaders Don't Understand Today's Technology

02/25/2011 - Senior leaders in the U.S. government simply don’t understand the state of the art in data technology, and until they do, intelligence fusion and cybersecurity efforts will falter, former Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Thad Allen said Thursday
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Obama: We'll Raise $10.7 Billion for First Responder Communications

02/11/2011 - The White House hopes to spend more than $10 billion on a dedicated national frequency spectrum band and network that will support voice and data traffic for first responders, President Obama announced this week.
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DHS Backs Free Allocation of Open Radio Spectrum to First Responders

02/02/2011 - The Obama Administration has come out in favor of simply allocating unused radio frequency spectrum to the nation’s first responders, rather than auctioning off the bands to wireless companies with the condition that they prioritize emergency traffic.
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The Trouble with UAVs

01/28/2011 - Software glitches, high costs, and safety concerns have limited the widespread domestic use of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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The Trouble with UAVs

01/25/2011 - Software glitches, high costs, and safety concerns have limited the widespread domestic use of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Walmart Partners with DHS on "If You See Something, Say Something" Campaign

12/07/2010 - Walmart is partnering with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in the agency's "If You See Something, Say Something" campaign.
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Are Dogs the Solution for Airport Security Screening?

12/01/2010 - The Christian Science Monitor reports on the pros and cons of using bomb-sniffing dogs to screen airline passengers.
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Cargo Screening

11/30/2010 - The Dallas Museum of Art is now a Certified Cargo Screening Facility under the Transportation Security Administration’s Certified Cargo Screening Program. Read more about that designation and process online.
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TSA Chief Looks Forward to Less Invasive Security Screening Technology

11/17/2010 - Automated target recognition could provide a screening solution that doesn't upset privacy concerns, but it's not ready for prime time, TSA chief testifies.
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Morning Security Brief: Intelligence Failure, Bomb-handling Robots, and International Security

11/08/2010 - New York Times reveals how the lack of information sharing among U.S. agencies was a possible factor that led to the Mumbai attacks. U.S. Army asks private sector to make better bomb-handling robots. And American and Australia strengthen security ties.
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Rep. King to Push Consolidated DHS Oversight

11/04/2010 - Keeping Guantanamo Bay detainees out of the United States and streamlining congressional oversight are among the top priorities of Peter King (R-NY3), the Republican expected to retake the reins of the House Committee on Homeland Security in the new Congress.
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Morning Security Brief: Radical Cleric Charged, Cyberbullying Help, FISA Rules Revised, School Firing Upheld

11/02/2010 - Yemen charges Anwar-al-Awlaki with incidtement to kill foreigners; Facebook sets up a resource to help fight cyberbullying; FISA revisions are set in new rules of procedure for the court, and a ruling to uphold a firing of a school employee is questioned.
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Morning Security Brief: Gang Membership, Bomb Plot Investigation, Secure Flight Goes Live, and More

11/01/2010 - While gang membership is up sharply in recent years, violent crime is not. Secure Flight goes into effect today. Clues to the origins of last week's attempt to send bombs via planes are followed. And more.
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