Updates

Homeland Security Officials Unveil Latest Radiation Technology to Secure our Nation's Seaports

These U.S.-made detection devices will provide CBP officers with even more tools to keep terrorists and terrorist weapons from entering the country.

DHS Implements Immediate Measures to Secure Access to Ports

"It is fundamental that individuals who pose a security threat do not gain access to our nation's ports," said Secretary Michael Chertoff.

DHS Names Lead Federal Officials for the 2006 Storm Season

"Designating these teams now will give state and local officials a chance to plan, train, and exercise with their federal counterparts before a disaster strikes," said Homeland Security Secretary Chertoff.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Introduces Maritime Infrastructure Recovery Plan

The Maritime Infrastructure Recovery Plan would be implemented by the Secretary of Homeland Security in the event of a significant national transportation security incident.

Smiths Detection Awarded Seventh Contract Option for the U.S. Joint Chemical Agent Detector (JCAD) Program

Unique, Wearable LCD Capable of Detecting and Quantifying Chemical Warfare Agents and Toxic Industrial Chemicals

Port of Manzanillo to Pilot Bulldog Technologies' Supply Chain Security Solution

RoadBOSS GTS to be used in shipments heading for the U.S. border or to Mexico City.

Draeger Safety receives $10 Million Contract from German Government for Masks and Filters

Draeger Safety will provide the German Armed Forces with high quality breathing protection.

RAE Systems Expands First Responders Choice in Chemical Warfare Agent Detection

RAE Systems announces the introduction of ChemRAE, a portable chemical warfare agent (CWA) detector.

DHS Completes International e-Passport Live Test

"We are adopting biometric, electronically-based, and secure travel documents that are tamper-resistant, yet provide a very convenient way to move back and forth across our borders," said Deputy Secretary Michael Jackson.

TSA Announces Next Steps for Registered Traveler Program

TSA will begin implementing Registered Traveler as a pilot program in 10 to 20 airports. Before nationwide implementation, operations at these airports will be used to evaluate the impact of alternate checkpoint processes on screening and wait times.