Dirty-bomb pilot adds to layered security

The International Assn. for Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP) is “cautiously optimistic” about the effectiveness of the Dept. of Homeland Security’s (DHS) pilot program to use radiation-detection devices to find dirty bombs before they enter New York City. If the pilot is successful, the DHS aims to deploy the program in major cities across the U.S. DHS has not elaborated on how its Securing the Cities Initiative will look once it’s finalized, but said it is still considering “ways in which [DHS] could best capture a detection of radioactive material coming in” without ...

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