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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2015

Transportation Security Administration Reassesses Big Data Pre-Check Expansion

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Currently, the program works by approving travelers who voluntarily provide background information to verify that they are not security risks.

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On February 7, 2015, the Transportation Security Administration ("TSA") rescinded a December 2014 Request for Proposals asking vendors for ideas to expand the TSA Pre-Check Program by collecting publicly available and commercial data on participants. Currently, the program works by approving travelers who voluntarily provide background information to verify that they are not security risks.

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