Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general finds Immigration and Customs Enforcement currently identifies trade-based money laundering schemes through manual record searches.
The report is expected to come as soon as next week, the Government Accountability Office’s Kevin Walsh said.
The database is undergoing internal DHS testing and will later be assessed by the Department of Energy and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
This revision is part of a step for Uniting for Ukraine, a commitment from the Biden administration to welcome Ukrainian citizens and others who are fleeing Russian invasion and aggression.
Researchers say the use of such technology could reduce injuries and the cost of damage by helping citizens anticipate the likely impact of natural disasters.
Both countries have agreed to collaborate on R&D in four key areas including unmanned aerial systems and cybersecurity.
The policy was formalized in response to an executive order, signed last year, which aimed to boost public trust in law enforcement.
Eric Hysen, Department of Homeland Security’s CIO, said poor compatibility and interoperability on commercial cloud products prevents collaboration within his agency.
The technology leader joins engineering and security services firm Boston Government Services.
TSA will expand the trial scheme to Luis Munoz Marin International Airport and Nashville International Airport later this year.
