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Officials Practice Disaster for Hockey Venue in North Dakota

Disaster scenario involves more than two-dozen agencies, offers real-life insights into emergency response plan

News • October 21st, 2004
TSA to Conduct First Real World Test of Cutting-Edge Backscatter Technology

Passenger vehicles on New Jersey ferry will be screened for explosives

News • October 20th, 2004
New Counterterrorism Center Opens in Phoenix

Facility coordinates local, state and federal agencies

News • October 20th, 2004
Lockheed Martin Hosts Homeland Security Conference

Conference helps companies understand how to do busines with government contractor

Press Release • October 20th, 2004
Bruker Daltronics Receives Product Innovation Award for Chemical, Biological Agent Detector

Hand-held nuclear radiation detector can also be car mounted for detecting gamma nd neutron radiation

Press Release • October 20th, 2004
Space Science Technology Takes Airport Security onto New Level

A ground-breaking 'drive-through' scanner which screens for radioactive material is being developed to improve security at airports, ports and other significant buildings

News • October 20th, 2004
Two-Fingerprint Border ID System Called Inadequate

Two-finger, rather than 10-finger system allows better chances for terrorist to slip through says lawmaker

News • October 20th, 2004
President Signs $33.1 Billion Homeland Security Spending Bill

President Bush signed a spending bill for homeland security that includes funding for critical infrastructure protection and cybersecurity

News • October 19th, 2004
Clarke: Using Technology to Secure IDs Is Vital

More secure identity cards are necessary to defend the United States against terrorists, says former presidential adviser Richard Clarke

News • October 19th, 2004
Department of Defense Awards $19.2M Contract to SRA

IT services and facility automation provider to add automatic identification technology, RFID to military operations

Press Release • October 19th, 2004
Long Beach, Calif., Port Director Gives Thoughts on Security

Richard Steinke talks openly about how safe the port is, homeland security funding and what the best-case scenario for securing the port would be

Press Release • October 19th, 2004
Terrorism Fears Not Worthy Reason to Search Protesters, Appellate Court Rules

Columbus, Ga., case concerning School of the Americas rules on the liberties of protesting citizens

Press Release • October 18th, 2004
University of Hawaii Receives $300K Homeland Security Grant

School to use money to purchase device for detecting chemical threats

News • October 18th, 2004
N.C. Election Officials Taking Security Seriously

Planning for Nov. 2 election begins early, draws upon memory of bombing in Spain

News • October 18th, 2004
Rhode Island Receives Grant for Port Security

$856K to be spent on communications network for Narragansett Bay

News • October 15th, 2004

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