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Cravaack’s Office Says New Airport Security Rules For Military Shouldn’t Mean Reduced Screening

01/04/2012 - The Risk-Based Security Screening for Members of the Armed Forces Act mandates that TSA develop a separate screening process for military members flying on civilian aircraft.
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Morning Security Brief: Warrantless GPS Tracking, Soldier Arrested At Airport With C4, Police Get Radiation Detectors, and More

01/04/2012 - A judge rules that a warrant isn't needed to track a suspect's movement using GPS devices. A soldier is stopped twice in one week carrying explosives at airports. Illinois equips police with radiation detectors. And more.
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Morning Security Brief: iPhone Forensics, New GAO Report on TSA, Cartel Violence, and More

11/28/2011 - Investigators losing key data with flawed computer forensics procedures. GAO says TSA should improve information sharing. The most common misunderstanding about the Mexican cartels. And more.
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10/28/2011 - A federal court has ruled against a group of 19 airlines that claimed the U.S. government overcharged them for passenger screening. The lawsuit concerned fees for 2000, which the TSA said were $420 million. Airlines argued that the amount was actually $305 million. The court ruled that TSA’s figures were reasonable.
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TSA Debunks Scam Reported By New York Post Columnist

09/13/2011 - TSA clears up rumors of agents charging to bring handicapped travelers to the front of the line.
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Is It Really Possible to Trust Travelers?

08/25/2011 - Part IV of Security Management's 9-11 Anniversary Special Focus: The newest attempt at a trusted traveler program.
Book Reviews: Airport Security

Airport and Aviation Security: U.S. Policy and Strategy in the Age of Global Terrorism

07/25/2011 - This book is for high-level policy specialists and those in government and media who need to understand the intricacies of air travel safety.
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Morning Security Brief: DHS Progress Report, Private Scanners, Employee Search Ruling, Anthrax Emerging, and More

07/22/2011 - DHS issues a report assessing its own progress in meeting 9/11 Commission Recommendations. TSA adds more privacy to scanners. Vietnam may be on the verge of an anthrax epidemic. And more.
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TSA Must Ask for Public Comment on Use of Whole Body Scanners

07/16/2011 - A circuit court has ruled that the Transportation Security Administration must give the public a chance to comment on the use of whole body scanners and take those comments into consideration in crafting a final rule.
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Afternoon Security Brief: Airport Breaches, Wi-Fi Security, Baggage Screening, and More

07/13/2011 - Thousands of breaches at U.S. airports have occurred. A man who hacked his neighbor's Wi-Fi network and planted child porn on his computer is sentenced. A judge orders agencies to produce Secure Communities data. And more.
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Morning Security Brief: Pakistan Nukes Secure, TSA Pat-Down Policy Revised, Cartel Leader Captured

06/23/2011 - State Department says Pakistan nukes are safe. TSA pat-downs for children scaled back. Cartel leader captured. And more.
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GAO Assesses Physical Security at General Aviation Airports

06/21/2011 - Lack of standardized physical security measures at general aviation airports across the country could allow intruders to commandeer planes, presenting a terrorism risk, the Government Accountability Office reports.
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Morning Security Brief: Insecure ID Tokens, Homeland Security Turf Battles, Drug Lord Defenses, and More.

06/07/2011 - RSA replacing SecureID tokens, admits breach compromised systems. What's really driving cuts in funding for airport screeners? How Mexican drug lords are adapting. Intelligence-led policing gets attention in Florida. And the effort to train Libyan rebels is spotlighted.
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