GreenLane maritime security legislation a good start, but can be improved

GreenLane will make greater distinction between safe and suspicious maritime cargo, which is a good thing for both commerce and security, but the bill introduced in Congress would benefit from additional tweaking

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Education in fighting terrorism goes to the source

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GE, Siemens in port security collaborative effort

Two conglomerates create joint venture to manufacture tamper-proof devices to track the 60 million cargo containers being ferried across the oceans every year

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City in the bay employs WhisprWave port security barrier

Alameda, California to protect itself with an innovative floating defensive barrier

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Universal Holdings deploys new command and control solution

Protecting ship-borne cargo containers is a massive and important security endeavor, and a new solution which collects information from container-attached RFID tags will help

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TSA 4 months late in formulating cargo security proposals

Four months after deadline there is still no federal regulation for keeping bombs off passenger planes, air cargo still at risk

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Raytheon shows new port security system

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