Security

We need to talk about cyber-security

We need to talk about cyber-security

Over the last decade, airports have made a tremendous leap into the evolving age of technology.

Insight100: low false alarm rates

In light of the first phase of new rules on LAGs (liquids, aerosols and gels), which entered into force on 31 January, many progressive European airports have deployed combinations of screening technology which meet both current requirements at low false alarm rates but also allow for expansion of capacity as further liquid restrictions are lifted.

Powerful screening technology

The LS10 bottle liquid scanner, developed and produced by Battelle Memorial Institute for Sellex International, is a powerful screening technology that non-invasively scans LAGs (liquids, aerosols and gels) in almost any container.

Banish those baby bottle blues

The new generation Kromek Identifier BLS 1006 is a state-of-the-art liquid explosive bottle scanner designed to meet the high-traffic demands of the modern airport hub. With a scan time of around 10 seconds it is said to be quick and simple to use.

Finavia deploys OptoScreener for LEDs

Optosecurity received a significant order for its LED and Firearm Detection product, OptoScreener, from Finavia, as the airport operator prepared for phase one of the new rules on LAGs (liquids, aerosols and gels).