Since terrorist activity accelerated in various world countries and on international flights, airports upgraded their security measures dramatically. In addition to scanning luggage, facilities began using full-body scanners to detect weaponry or various types of...
The Department of Homeland Security recently standardized identification requirements for citizens, residents, and even undocumented aliens. The REAL ID Act requires each state to increase their scrutiny when issuing drivers a new license or permit. State issued...
In previous posts, we have highlighted the need for heightened cybersecurity measures in the field of aviation security, especially in airports. The frequency of cyberattacks and data breaches that occur in airports is concerning, and implementing stronger...
In order to best serve the public, the aviation security industry must regularly change and adopt new practices and technology. Professionals in this industry strive to implement changes to protect passengers as well as aviation personnel, and in recent decades, such...
Securing airplanes against terrorist attacks used to involve banning explosives and other dangerous substances from getting on board. The attacks of September 11th, 2001 and other hijacking attempts have made aviation security more challenging. The shift in aviation...
There are a number of risks that can endanger airline passengers and crew members, and one of the most prominent threats today relates to cyber attacks. From individuals onboard flights to those milling about airports, aviation security professionals are prioritizing...