As the aviation industry gears up to meet new TSA-mandated screening requirements, Convergint is providing support to help airports comply with the new regulations. The TSA-NA-23-02 mandate is focused on enhancing the security of aviation workers with unescorted access to restricted areas by implementing comprehensive screening procedures. Convergint’s Tailored Security Systems Since
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently issued a new screening assessment for aviation workers. The mandate is focused on mitigating persistent vulnerabilities in response to new ICAO standards. In this recorded virtual event, Employee Screening Mandate Overview for Airports, the live panel featured discussion topics including an overview of the mandate, how to comply
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently issued a new screening assessment for aviation workers. The mandate is focused on mitigating persistent vulnerabilities in response to new ICAO standards. At this upcoming live virtual event, Employee Screening Mandate Overview for Airports, attendees will get an overview of the mandate, how to comply with the new
Convergint UK is a trusted leader providing customisable, scalable security solutions for aviation infrastructure to enhance operational awareness and optimise the passenger experience. Paired with end-to-end security services, Convergint UK offers comprehensive support, including asset management, monitoring, cybersecurity, and preventative maintenance. Convergint UK's dedicated experts align safety objectives across multiple departments using reliable, cutting-edge
In March 2023, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issued a new cybersecurity amendment focusing on the cybersecurity resilience of U.S. critical infrastructure, including airports and aircraft operators. The new emergency amendment requires that TSA-regulated entities develop an approved implementation plan that describes measures they are taking to improve their cybersecurity resilience and prevent disruption
In March 2023, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issued a new cybersecurity amendment focusing on the cybersecurity resilience of U.S. critical infrastructure, including airports and aircraft operators. The new emergency amendment requires that TSA-regulated entities develop an approved implementation plan that describes measures they are taking to improve their cybersecurity resilience and prevent disruption
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is increasing their focus on cyber protections in airports and is therefore implementing new requirements. As heightened cyber threats target US critical infrastructure, both airlines and aircraft manufacturers are compelled to address cybersecurity weaknesses. New regulations are showing them the path forward. As cybercrime becomes increasingly lucrative, the aviation industry
Convergint is committed to airport public safety, partnering with airports nationwide to implement best practices in security. Our customizable, scalable security solutions for aviation infrastructure enhance operational awareness and optimize the passenger experience. Convergint’s Kyle Heaton leads the company’s aviation team and has a strong understanding of how to align cutting-edge security
To keep airport employees and passengers safe, airports must comply with strict regulations regarding the credentialing of staff through complex and time-consuming badging processes. This application process can be inefficient, paper-driven, prone to error, and overly complex, so it is beneficial to automate and simplify it. Industry experts from Convergint and Genetec took a closer
To keep airport employees and passengers safe, airports must comply with strict regulations regarding the credentialing of staff through complex and time-consuming badging processes. All individuals needing access to secure areas of commercial airports must undergo background checks before being granted badges that allow them unescorted access to secure areas. This application process can
