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‘ASTORS’ competitors who return year to year, establish a legacy of wins that span over years. Those are a special breed never satisfied but strive to excel each year to provide first responders, security industry professionals, and government practitioners with the capabilities and technologies to create a safer world for generations to come.
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Establishing a Legacy of Wins in the Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program

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CBP One™ is a mobile application that serves as a single portal to a variety of CBP services. Through a series of guided questions, the app will direct each user to the appropriate travel or trade services based on their needs. (Courtesy of CBP)
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CBP One™ Platform Nominated in 2022 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program

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NEC NSS New Arlington Office Opening Featured an Open House and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony (shown here) by Dr. Kathleen Kiernan, and Mark Ikeno NEC President and CEO, held on Wednesday, March 30th 2022
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US Gov’t Security Tech Provider NEC NSS Opens New Arlington VA...

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NEC National Security Systems (NSS) provides full-service solutions for large agencies using the intellectual property and resources of the global NEC brand. 
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Dr. Kiernan Named Interim President of NEC National Security Systems

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Active shooter and other emergency situations are something the city prepares for, conducting practice drills every three to six months. One such drill recently provided an opportunity for staff to interact with local police and fire personnel who are most likely to respond during an incident. Public and private partnerships like this better prepare the City of Downey to assist its residents. (Courtesy of the Downey Police Dept and Facebook)
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Shots Fired at Kaiser Hospital? Suspect in Custody (Multi-Video)

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Baljinder Singh, 43, of Carteret, NJ, arrived at San Francisco International Airport on Sept. 25, 1991, on a flight from Hong Kong with no travel documents or proof of identity, and also claimed his name was Davinder Singh.
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DOJ Secures First Denaturalization as a Result of Operation Janus

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NB Man Allegedly Lied about Brother’s Ties to ISIS Faces Charges

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A Future with Biometrics for Travel (Learn More, Multi-Video)

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IBM to Aid San Jose with Smarter Cities Challenge (Multi-Video)

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CBP Officers Arrest Yuma, AZ Mother & Son Smugglers

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