US legislators want to close TSA security gaps, improve covert testing
Credit: TSA/GAO
The chairmen of two US House committees overseeing aviation security have introduced legislation that would require TSA to implement an improved covert testing program to identify security gaps in its screening process. The Covert Testing and Risk Mitigation Improvement Act would codify procedures...
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