Airport Security

According to a new report by Future Market Insights, 50% of the total demand for security screening is being accounted by the developed regional markets.

A new report has found that the adoption of biometrics will rise four-fold in airports by 2030 – but what does this mean for security? 

Two airports in the UK have implemented anti-drone solutions from Dedrone in an attempt to combat the airspace security threat.

Research in Australia claims to demonstrate how existing surveillance cameras can be used to detect breaches of social distancing guidelines.

Why the ‘skill, will and focus’ of security professionals are crucial factors in ensuring a security culture is present in aviation.

Jai Vijayan reports on how McAfee has run a study into how facial recognition software can be tricked into misclassifying individuals.

Todd Research has noticed an increase in enquiries for airport detection equipment to keep customers and staff safe.

We speak to Wilson James on why it has expanded its dedicated aviation security training division, and the challenges airport security teams are facing.  

Drone detection specialist Dedrone has acquired DroneDefender, the point-and-shoot drone disrupting system, from Battelle.

David Greenberg, head of global sales at Dedrone, explains how counter-drone solutions can support airports, prisons and critical infrastructure sites in protecting themselves from the threat of rogue drones.

We’ve all experienced the frustration of long lines at airport security – a price we pay for ensuring that all […]

A senior figure from a security software company has urged airports to resist the urge to respond rashly to a specific threat without first considering how it integrates into its overall security apparatus and strategy.

As it emerged that a range of anti-drone technology exists, there has been disbelief – and outright frustration for stranded passengers – that Gatwick Airport has been left impotent.

Our sister site, SHP Online, caught up with London Luton Airport Fire station manager Paul Allen, to find out about a unique training course being run from the station to prepare staff on site how to deal with a potential terror attack.

The British Airways breach has prompted cybersecurity experts to cite outsourcing, a profusion of overlapping IT systems and even GDPR as potential contributory factors.

Watch the video to find out why the US Transport Security Administration is being widely criticised by civil rights groups after a covert monitoring programme came to light in the US media.

Behavioural detection is not limited to the aviation industry. It can be implemented across society, from supermarkets and banks to railway stations and tourist attractions.

A situational management and real-time analytics system is at the heart of an integrated security approach at the UK’s second-largest airport, London Gatwick.

A throwing star, a grenade on wheels and, of course, lots and lot of guns – a few things featured in this video showing a sample of the smorgasbord of dangerous items taken through US airport security.

Thanks to the TSA (Transport Security Administration) for the images used here. The TSA’s Instragram account is well worth a visit.

SecuritySolutionsWatch.com, a media partner of IFSEC Global and IFSEC International, has interviewed Rory Olson, president and CEO of VOTI DETECTION.