Articles tagged “security”

Using credit checks or other commercial data as a security barometer? TSA may be stepping into a minefield with this one.

Airport security is impossible to judge based on TSA's haphazard data collection efforts.

This behavioral screening program at airports makes a lot of sense as long as it doesn't tilt toward racial profiling.

Southern Thailand isn't the same Thai escape tourists envision, but the spectre of ethnic and religious unrest is one that far too many people readily understand.

This expansion sounds like common sense, but has the potential to become controversial due to "reverse profiling" of passengers asked to come through expedited lines while others toil away in regular lines.

JetBlue believes the TSA's invitations to PreCheck favored the legacy carrier, and now JetBlue is making plans to get on board.

The admonition to not bring a loaded weapon into a highly pressurized airborne vessel couldn't be stronger, yet more passengers than ever can't seem to remember to be responsible. As the U.S. focuses on gun safety this week, rules and procedures at airports deserve a look.

If United Airlines feels that security features obviate the need for a second cockpit door on its new 787 Dreamliners, then the airline should find a way to communicate that.

A large number of hotels updated their systems following the presentation this summer by a software developer. Those that didn't are leaving themselves open to thefts like this from people who can learn the methods via YouTube and a bit of online research.

Try to watch your smartphones and cash as you go through airport security or they may not accompany you on your trip.