Our airport security personnel require the latest technology to face 21st century threats. The responsible use of automated identity verification technology protects passengers’ privacy, enhances national security and improves the travel experience.
Our airport security personnel require the latest technology to face 21st century threats. The responsible use of automated identity verification technology protects passengers’ privacy, enhances national security and improves the travel experience.
As the United States proudly hosts the FIFA World Cup, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is offering travelers detailed tips help provide a safe and hassle-free travel experience for visitors from all over the world.
The TSA’s World Cup Security Playbook offers the latest resources for passengers to navigate the TSA checkpoint smoothly. Learn more about how you can create a game plan for a smooth journey for this year’s World Cup.
Undue restrictions on the responsible use of automated screening technology risks are hampering the Department of Homeland Security’s recent success in modernizing the airport screening process. The TSA and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) face increasing demands on its screening process as the country prepares to welcome the world again for America’s 250th Birthday and the 2028 Summer Olympics.
Participation in TSA facial comparison technology is completely optional. If you do not wish to participate, advise the TSA officer that you do not wish to participate before you present your identification. You will not lose your place in line if you choose not to participate.

To support passengers, DHS offers an array of smartphone apps that inform passengers about useful travel information, expedite the customs arrival processes or even submit an application to become a Trusted Traveler.
Click on the links below for more information on where you can download these apps — available on both the Google Play App Store and Apple App Store.