Computer Sciences Corp. will provide systems engineering and technical support services to DOD under a new contract that could be worth as much as $70 million.
Information security continues to be a material weakness in the Customs and Border Protection agency's internal controls, according to an independent audit.
DHS is inviting industry to prove that available container security devices and readers are sufficient to detect tampering of shipping containers during transit.
As the deadline for the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative approaches, another border state has decided to offer enhanced driver's licenses to its citizens.
Although DHS terminated a controversial visual analytics data mining program this summer, it continues to engage in visual analytics research in a separate program.
After taking public comments into account, DHS officials have submitted a revised set of minimum federal standards that states must meet when issuing driver's licenses and ID cards to satisfy the Real ID Act of 2005.
New tools are helping the Coast Guard develop situational awareness at the Port of Miami, but more assistance is needed to track small boats and noncooperative vessels.
British Columbia has asked U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff for permission to deploy driver's licenses that also will serve as border-crossing cards for entry into the U.S.
DIA hired McDonald Bradley to develop an online Force Protection Assessment system to provide knowledge management and real-time updates on operational security analyses.
Northrop Grumman and Raytheon have each won contracts from the Air Force to upgrade the Global Positioning System's Next Generation Control Segment System.
