Contractors have called for the software bill of materials to become a universal standard for secure development compliance.

The DHS Privacy Office, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services proposed new scenarios for the technology in a reissued solicitation.

The goal is to find new tools and technologies that can help find opioids in the mail.

18F, HHS and DHS S&T on what practices and approaches their offices have adopted.

Participants will get the chance to have their technologies tested in a simulated "standard security checkpoint process."

The Department of Homeland Security​ is working with vital national industries to figure out what they could use as an alternative if the satellite-based GPS they rely…

The Department of Homeland Security is asking for suggestions from vendors about a new cybersecurity laboratory it wants to set up called the Cyber Experimentation for the…

Stephen Dennis is helping the government realize what can be done with big data, from cybersecurity to procurement to counterproliferation, as part of the Homeland Security’s Advanced…

FedScoop's Dan Verton takes you on a tour of the Apex Air Entry and Exit Re-engineering program's Maryland Test Facility, where new biometric technologies are put to…

A panel of industry and academic trade organizations told the House Homeland Security Committee Tuesday that the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate has made…