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Crisis
This webinar was originally held December 8th, 2011.
Todays airports, though owned and operated by local
government entities, are besieged by competing operational
requirements and mandates that dictate access control, identity
verification, authentication and credentialing of local
employees, airline staff and possibly even transient flight
crews, which are determined by a myriad of legislation, federal
regulations, state regulations, local codes and ordinances, as
well as TSA security directives. In addition, advancements in
security technology including biometrics, cooperation with
government agencies, privacy impact, growth, new construction
and reduced funding significantly impact the approximately 460
regulated commercial airports. All combine to create a number of
new security and privacy challenges for airports that were
originally designed for the business of moving passengers
quickly and efficiently through the facility.
The RTCA are updating their recommendations on airport security including
identity management and physical access control solutions. With the imminent
release of updated legislation and directives, the TSA, with its statutory
responsibility to assess threats to transportation, is considering mandates that
would require airports to significantly change their identity and credentialing
operations.
In this webinar you will learn:
- How the TSA has mandated change in the past and its affect on airports
- The History of TSA Mandates
- Imminent New Mandates
- Managing Change and MigrationDont waste money on technology that may
become obsolete.
This webinar was originally held
December 8th, 2011.
Click here to view an archived version of the session in it's entirety:
Crisis in
Credentialing - (12/08/2011)
