A US Government Accountability Office report says four of six cybersecurity recommendations the agency made to the TSA since 2018 have still not been addressed
Efforts by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to address cybersecurity issues faced significant criticism this week …
Travelers can say no to a TSA facial recognition scan, but some TSA agents tell travelers the scan is required or that refusing will cause a significant delay
Let's ask two questions about airports' use of facial recognition: Is it truly voluntary? And is it worth it? Twitter: @evan_greer , @pettypropolis , @ajlamesa , and @greta Twitter: @evan_greer : “Op...
TSA plans to expand its facial recognition program to ~430 US airports, says its algorithms are 97% effective “across demographics, including dark skin tones”
abolish the TSA — 100% effective [embedded post] Twitter: Tony Roberts / @phat_controller : If China's surveillance state is deeply problematic then by the same yardstick the rapid roll out of facia...
The TSA is testing facial recognition tech at 16 US airports, calling the pilot voluntary and accurate, as critics raise bias, privacy, and consent concerns
A passenger walks up to an airport security checkpoint, slips an ID card into a slot and looks into a camera atop a small screen.
How Apple's Cooperative R&D Agreement on digital IDs with the TSA in March 2019 could disadvantage its rivals in developing mobile identity credentials
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TSA to mandate that critical US railroad and aviation companies name a chief cyber official, disclose hacks to the government, and draft hack recovery plans
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The TSA shares its roadmap to expand use of biometric identification for domestic flights in the coming years, including fingerprinting and facial recognition
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Rise in reports of TSA searching devices of passengers of domestic flights has led ACLU to sue the agency, demanding it disclose its policies; TSA denies claims
Exclusive: growing number of reports raises concerns US government may be increasing surveillance and privacy violations at airports
TSA lifts laptop ban on Saudi Arabian Airlines, the last Middle Eastern carrier still under the restrictions imposed in March
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