Since 2012, we have been publishing newsletters in which we present results from our research, address trends, and provide information for security practitioners.
The first article of this issue describes the results of our study about explosives detection systems for cabin baggage (EDSCB). These systems flag potential threats in X-ray images but also generate false alarms and miscues. Our study with 112 screeners found that miscues reduced knife detection, highlighting the need for clear instructions to inspect the entire image whenever an EDSCB alarm occurs.
The second article covers an interview with two border security management clients who share how they are strengthening human–machine performance in X-ray screening. Subscribe to our newsletter.
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