The document discusses improving aviation security through collecting passenger data early in the travel process and continually updating it. It advocates using intelligence-based risk assessments to identify potentially high risk passengers for focused screening. It also stresses the importance of the right training and skills for security personnel to effectively apply procedures and technologies.
7 Ways Facial Recognition Can Unlock A Secure, Frictionless and Personalized ...InteractiveNEC
According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, over 821 million passengers boarded U.S. airline flights in 2016. With demand for air travel expected to double over 20 years, 2 that makes for some very crowded airports. What used to be a pleasant experience is now marred by long lines, time-consuming security checks, and constant stress. From the checkin counter and the self-service kiosk to the TSA screening lines and boarding lines at the gate, travelers wait in one queue after another.
With the right technology—like advanced biometric and facial recognition solutions—airports can make an air traveler’s journey a more pleasant one once again.
Here are seven ways advanced recognition technologies can provide a secure, frictionless and personalized passenger experience.
Cyber Threats & Gaming Networks: From attackers perspective, these networks have huge potential: for identities, money, for communications, and a lot more. This C/DIG Report outlines the potential threat in gamer’s networks – from the perspective of terrorist and criminal hackers.
7 Ways Facial Recognition Can Unlock A Secure, Frictionless and Personalized ...InteractiveNEC
According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, over 821 million passengers boarded U.S. airline flights in 2016. With demand for air travel expected to double over 20 years, 2 that makes for some very crowded airports. What used to be a pleasant experience is now marred by long lines, time-consuming security checks, and constant stress. From the checkin counter and the self-service kiosk to the TSA screening lines and boarding lines at the gate, travelers wait in one queue after another.
With the right technology—like advanced biometric and facial recognition solutions—airports can make an air traveler’s journey a more pleasant one once again.
Here are seven ways advanced recognition technologies can provide a secure, frictionless and personalized passenger experience.
Cyber Threats & Gaming Networks: From attackers perspective, these networks have huge potential: for identities, money, for communications, and a lot more. This C/DIG Report outlines the potential threat in gamer’s networks – from the perspective of terrorist and criminal hackers.
We are official distributors of consumer electronics products, accessories for digital devices, gadgets for sport & fitness and healthcare products.
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Jim Slevin's presentation to Passenger Terminal Expo 2015 in Paris. Jim discusses how collaboration through Technology can ensure both Airports and Passengers can optimise their relationship with each for their mutual benefit.
5 Steps for Creating an Easier Travel Experience for your AttendeesDMAI's empowerMINT.com
Getting there is half the battle! This is the battle cry of air travelers, as they take time out of their busy schedules to attend your meetings and events, but what if you could make it easier for them to join you, by giving them the easy steps to a hassle free airport security screening process through TSA Pre✓™?
Join DMAI, and our guest, Jerry Koehler, Director Marketing /Branding from the Transportation Security Administration, to learn the 5 easy steps to apply for TSA Pre✓™. These pre-screened travelers experience expedited, more efficient security screening at more than 115 participating airports across the county.
Webinar Take-a-ways:
• What are the goals of the TSA Pre✓™ program and direct benefit to your air travelers
• Misperceptions of the time it takes to get qualified for TSA Pre✓™
• Step by step how to put TSA Pre✓™ to work for your meeting
• How CVBs and Planners can become knowledgeable travel experts, and partner to build advocates to make air travel more convenient for meeting attendees.
"Intelligence sharing and dissemination has also become a major issue with high-level visibility. Billions of dollars have been allocated toward bolstering aviation and airport security, encouraging the development of dozens of new technologies. With an increase in the reliance of e-ID documents, more attention to perimeter security, and an emphasis on cargo screening, we will see billions more going to airport security. Most officials even admit that airports are still not secure and that we need to create a more formal strategy. Airports are actively buying technology to close the remaining gaps in security. Access control and surveillance are among the top priorities. Government is searching for additional ways to communicate and distribute intelligence data.
IDGA’s Aviation Security Summit aims to address the complexities of securing our Airports and homeland security, while ensuring that air travel and commerce continue uninterrupted. In-depth discussions will consist of an integrated approach to address critical program issues, such as:
Perimeter and facility security Screening technologies, digital imaging, CCTV Biometrics, access control, identity management Crime prevention and security Intelligence dissemination
"
Investing in Aviation's Identity First Future (preview)InteractiveNEC
The most crucial identity industries, defined by FindBiometrics and Acuity Market Intelligence are: financial services, government services, healthcare, hospitality, and
travel.
Please complete the form at https://www.necam.com/idelight/aviation/ for the complete eBook.
The Transportation Security Administration, an agency of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, was created in the aftermath of 9/11 to oversee security for all transportation systems. This presentation, updated October 2015, provides information on risk-based passenger security. For more information, visit www.tsa.gov.
Rockwell Collins
ARINC airports; Integrated Common Use Identity Management
The airline industry is experiencing significant growth. With higher capacity airplanes, flights along major routes increasing and passenger demand growing, all indicators point to more people in more planes going more places. This increase in demand is driving airports to evaluate numerous technologies that can more efficiently process passengers while also enhancing security.
Our end-to-end passenger processing and facilitation solutions support many of the highest rated and busiest airports in the world. We offer a solution that enables airlines and airports to implement biometric authentication without changing Departure Control Systems.
The Rockwell Collins biometric identity management solution is implemented without requiring changes to the existing airline Departure Control System (DCS) software or hardware / infrastructure. The solution is made capable through enhancements to the ARINC vMUSE system, which interfaces with airline’s DCS via the Peripheral Control Program communications layer and the airline Terminal Environment.
Link: http://rockwellcollins.com/arinc/airports
Improving the efficiency of aircraft turnaroundAppear
Implementing innovative app toolkit for airport workers that improve aircraft turnaround. Airport IQ will develop a mobile information sharing system connecting back-end A-CDM systems with mobile devices (smartphones, tablets and other wearable devices) carried by ground staff. The system will provide the right information at the right place and time to the right people, making it easier for planners to make optimal use of resources.
We are looking for potential partners to participate in the project whether they are Airports, Ground Handlers, Airlines, System providers and other commercial entities. If you would like to know more, then get in touch
We are official distributors of consumer electronics products, accessories for digital devices, gadgets for sport & fitness and healthcare products.
Visit our webiste www.drivix.com
Jim Slevin's presentation to Passenger Terminal Expo 2015 in Paris. Jim discusses how collaboration through Technology can ensure both Airports and Passengers can optimise their relationship with each for their mutual benefit.
5 Steps for Creating an Easier Travel Experience for your AttendeesDMAI's empowerMINT.com
Getting there is half the battle! This is the battle cry of air travelers, as they take time out of their busy schedules to attend your meetings and events, but what if you could make it easier for them to join you, by giving them the easy steps to a hassle free airport security screening process through TSA Pre✓™?
Join DMAI, and our guest, Jerry Koehler, Director Marketing /Branding from the Transportation Security Administration, to learn the 5 easy steps to apply for TSA Pre✓™. These pre-screened travelers experience expedited, more efficient security screening at more than 115 participating airports across the county.
Webinar Take-a-ways:
• What are the goals of the TSA Pre✓™ program and direct benefit to your air travelers
• Misperceptions of the time it takes to get qualified for TSA Pre✓™
• Step by step how to put TSA Pre✓™ to work for your meeting
• How CVBs and Planners can become knowledgeable travel experts, and partner to build advocates to make air travel more convenient for meeting attendees.
"Intelligence sharing and dissemination has also become a major issue with high-level visibility. Billions of dollars have been allocated toward bolstering aviation and airport security, encouraging the development of dozens of new technologies. With an increase in the reliance of e-ID documents, more attention to perimeter security, and an emphasis on cargo screening, we will see billions more going to airport security. Most officials even admit that airports are still not secure and that we need to create a more formal strategy. Airports are actively buying technology to close the remaining gaps in security. Access control and surveillance are among the top priorities. Government is searching for additional ways to communicate and distribute intelligence data.
IDGA’s Aviation Security Summit aims to address the complexities of securing our Airports and homeland security, while ensuring that air travel and commerce continue uninterrupted. In-depth discussions will consist of an integrated approach to address critical program issues, such as:
Perimeter and facility security Screening technologies, digital imaging, CCTV Biometrics, access control, identity management Crime prevention and security Intelligence dissemination
"
Investing in Aviation's Identity First Future (preview)InteractiveNEC
The most crucial identity industries, defined by FindBiometrics and Acuity Market Intelligence are: financial services, government services, healthcare, hospitality, and
travel.
Please complete the form at https://www.necam.com/idelight/aviation/ for the complete eBook.
The Transportation Security Administration, an agency of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, was created in the aftermath of 9/11 to oversee security for all transportation systems. This presentation, updated October 2015, provides information on risk-based passenger security. For more information, visit www.tsa.gov.
Rockwell Collins
ARINC airports; Integrated Common Use Identity Management
The airline industry is experiencing significant growth. With higher capacity airplanes, flights along major routes increasing and passenger demand growing, all indicators point to more people in more planes going more places. This increase in demand is driving airports to evaluate numerous technologies that can more efficiently process passengers while also enhancing security.
Our end-to-end passenger processing and facilitation solutions support many of the highest rated and busiest airports in the world. We offer a solution that enables airlines and airports to implement biometric authentication without changing Departure Control Systems.
The Rockwell Collins biometric identity management solution is implemented without requiring changes to the existing airline Departure Control System (DCS) software or hardware / infrastructure. The solution is made capable through enhancements to the ARINC vMUSE system, which interfaces with airline’s DCS via the Peripheral Control Program communications layer and the airline Terminal Environment.
Link: http://rockwellcollins.com/arinc/airports
Improving the efficiency of aircraft turnaroundAppear
Implementing innovative app toolkit for airport workers that improve aircraft turnaround. Airport IQ will develop a mobile information sharing system connecting back-end A-CDM systems with mobile devices (smartphones, tablets and other wearable devices) carried by ground staff. The system will provide the right information at the right place and time to the right people, making it easier for planners to make optimal use of resources.
We are looking for potential partners to participate in the project whether they are Airports, Ground Handlers, Airlines, System providers and other commercial entities. If you would like to know more, then get in touch
Jim Slevin presentation to the British Aviation Group's Members Day from 12th March 2014. Jim discusses how Human Recognition Systems' solutions, including passenger flow management with facial recognition and a revolutionary approach to airport passes, are transforming how airports operate.
The presentation covers MTrust, an online register and employee record central management system that provides streamlined ID Pass management and absolute certainty of identity.
MTrust doesn’t automate existing processes; it completely re-engineers them, reducing waste and improving operational efficiencies.
Jim also discusses MFlow Journey, a passenger flow management solution that uses facial recognition to measure and improve the passenger journey; increasing dwell time and passenger spend in retail areas and allowing greater operational control for the airport.
Transforming the day-of-travel experience with mobile servicestnooz
What are pain points that travellers experience on their day of travel?
How can intelligent mobile services significantly enhance the traveller’s journey to and through the airport and improve the relationship with their airline?
This FREE webinar will examine the findings from Mobile Travel Technologies extensive research into "day of travel" frustrations.
Learn the following based on MTT's online survey, one-on-one interviews with travellers and airport observations:
Problems travellers experience in airports
Issues when preparing for flights
Why self-service kiosks are under-used
How intelligent mobile services can transform airline services on the day of travel
How airlines can leverage new opportunities for ancillary sales
Panelists for the webinar are:
Patrick Monaghan, product manager, MTT
Gene Quinn, producer and CEO, Tnooz
Nick Vivion, moderator and global events lead, Tnooz
This webinar took place on Thursday 12 March 2015.
Document authentication system powered by assuretecMurugan Ramasamy
Document Authentication Systems Help in Identifying fake Documents and alert users. We @ Kvaliteta has Designed a Solution to Help Automated the Process of automation of Document verification for High Security Environments
Deployment of Beacon Technology in Aviation by LeantegraLeantegra
Check out the Leantegra presentation to learn how beacons, and powered by them RTLS and Proximity Marketing solutions can make every passenger's stay at an airport a positive start of a great adventure!
IPSecurityCenterTM PSIM Enhancing Port SecurityAdlan Hussain
IPSecurityCenter is a software based integration and management platform, which connects disparate security systems such as radar, analytics, PIDS, GPS tracking, GIS mapping and video surveillance; aggregating intelligence allows organizations to react faster and more precisely to incidents. IPSecurityCenter provides operators with real-time situation awareness, through a common operating picture (COP) and following an alert, alarm or trigger presents step by step process guidance, ensuring complete compliance to organizational security policies.
Catering for smarter travelers: Paul Behan, Director, Passenger IATASITA
Rapid and reliable services on-demand, instant information at their fingertips and entertainment on tap. What will tomorrow's travelers demand as they progress through every step of the journey, from planning to booking, and arrivals to destination? How will they want to consume the services on offer and what implications does that have for airlines and airport operators? What’s clear is that as we approach a new era of air travel, the challenges of more demanding customers will require better efficiencies coupled with faster and more accurate services.
www.sita.aero/surveys
Catering for smarter travelers – but what will they be consuming? And wearing?:
Paul Behan, Director, Passenger IATA
10. Enhancing AviaHon Security
Over the past decade the threats have
changed, risks have mulHplied and
acts of unlawful interference have evolved
“IdenHfying high risk passengers
early enables agencies to target
specific risks and focus resources on
conducHng addiHonal physical
security checks”
