The Federal Government expenses associated with airport security screening have been a major source of financial strain since Congress enacted the Aviation and Transportation Security Act in 2001.

The post 9-11 screening processes, funded by taxpayers and airline travelers, have been scrutinized and heavily pressured to improve both efficiency and effectiveness since the presidential security mandates were enacted.

Since 2001, KIOSK has participated in major advances in automated screening solutions. Clients such as CSC, ARINC, Accenture, SITA, and Verified Identity have designed solutions to efficiently address a myriad of security concerns using kiosk peripherals to complete data capture and obtain security records – essential elements of a viable stand-alone security solution.

All these devices are intended to not only uphold vital homeland security standards, but introduce marked efficiency improvements – all toward reducing the billions spent annually on airport security.

Further, security kiosks help resolve inherently variable security staffing requirements, providing an answer to hiring caps imposed by the Transportation Subcommittee of the House Committee on Appropriations.