Video: Women Climb Border Fence in Under 18 Seconds
Homeland Security Newswire
A new video shows two women climbing the fence's concrete-filled steel pipes in less than eighteen seconds.
A new video shows two women climbing the fence's concrete-filled steel pipes in less than eighteen seconds.
Mission Release Management
Mission-driven Release Management is an important process to implement change in an operational mission.
GSA Expands Arc Aspicio’s Services under MOBIS
The General Services Administration (GSA) awarded Arc Aspicio a new Special Item Number (SIN) to provide program and project management services.
Leadership and Homeland Security
Leadership is about courage and persistence. In homeland security, it is not enough to look for ways to apply what you already know
U.S. Terror Watch List Streamlined, Updated Instantaneously
Homeland Security Newswire
Now a single tip about a terror link will be enough for inclusion in the watch list for U.S. security officials, who have evolved a quicker system to share the database among screening agencies.
Now a single tip about a terror link will be enough for inclusion in the watch list for U.S. security officials, who have evolved a quicker system to share the database among screening agencies.
Secretary Napolitano Highlights DHS’ Major Accomplishments in 2010
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano highlighted the Department's 2010 accomplishments in an address to employees.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano highlighted the Department's 2010 accomplishments in an address to employees.
TSA Chief: 'We'll Never Eliminate Risk'
The Atlantic
Ever since new airport security procedures went into effect in late October, the Transportation Security Administration has been at the center of controversy.
Ever since new airport security procedures went into effect in late October, the Transportation Security Administration has been at the center of controversy.
With Better Sharing of Data Comes Danger
Washington Post
The release of a huge tranche of U.S. diplomatic cables has laid bare the primary risk associated with the U.S. government's attempt to encourage better information-sharing: Someone is bound to leak.
The release of a huge tranche of U.S. diplomatic cables has laid bare the primary risk associated with the U.S. government's attempt to encourage better information-sharing: Someone is bound to leak.
U.S. to Drop Color-Coded Terror Alerts
The New York Times
DHS is planning to get rid of the color-coded terrorism alert system. Known officially as the Homeland Security Advisory System, the five-color scheme was introduced by the Bush administration in March 2002.
DHS is planning to get rid of the color-coded terrorism alert system. Known officially as the Homeland Security Advisory System, the five-color scheme was introduced by the Bush administration in March 2002.
TSA Experiences the Power of Viral Media
TSA airport screening procedures have once again made headlines after a passenger recorded his encounter with TSA officials and posted it online.
End of Airline Wi-Fi?
Some security experts worry that in-flight communications could enable terrorists to more easily detonate bombs similar to those used in the Yemen Bomb Plot.
Homeland Security Tightens Rules for Air Cargo
Washington Post
The U.S. tightened security on cargo shipments flown from abroad, banning "high-risk" cargo from flying on passenger planes after discovering a plot to send bombs in shipped packages.
The U.S. tightened security on cargo shipments flown from abroad, banning "high-risk" cargo from flying on passenger planes after discovering a plot to send bombs in shipped packages.