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**********TSA Open Architecture Industry Day June 18, 2024******** Introduction The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is hosting an Industry Day on TSA s Open Architecture (OA) initiatives, and invites industry, academia, national labs, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) components, and government stakeholders to attend. The objectives of the Industry Day are to: Share updates on TSA s OA activities and implementation plan to meet the goals and objectives outlined in TSA s Draft OA Foundational Roadmap (posted to TSA.gov in July 2023; https://www.tsa.gov/for-industry/open-architecture) Discuss TSA s user-driven approach to developing and maintaining TSA s OA-enabled solutions Provide an overview of the OA demonstration conducted at the TSA Systems Integration Facility (TSIF) and future activities Collaboratively engage with stakeholders on topics regarding accelerating OA and future partnerships Background TSA s mission is to protect the Nation s transportation systems to ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce. To achieve this mission in an evolving threat environment, TSA must prioritize being an agile and flexible organization which can rapidly field innovative screening solutions capable of improving TSA s security posture. Leveraging an OA design approach will allow TSA to improve its security posture, support its frontline workforce, and promote an improved customer experience. OA is a design approach in which equipment components, such as software and hardware, are standards-based and interoperable to allow a wide range of industry partners to create improved subcomponents (i.e, new detection algorithms, user interfaces, reporting systems). Using this approach will allow TSA to establish a superior transportation security System of Systems (SoS) that interact with each other and provide a unique capability that cannot be accomplished independently. In July 2023, TSA published the TSA OA Roadmap (Roadmap). The Roadmap serves as a foundation for providing TSA s vision, goals, and objectives to establish a connected transportation security SoS, using OA guiding principles. The Roadmap guides TSA s OA activities and identifies short-term (within 3 years) and long-term (more than 3 years) needs to sustain success. It informs the development and management of other strategic plans, roadmaps and implementation plans across the TSA enterprise. This Industry Day supports Goal 1 of the Roadmap which outlines TSA s commitment to Engagement with government, industry, and stakeholder organizations and specifically meets the Objective 1.1 to Communicate and coordinate strategic and programmatic initiatives with government, and industry stakeholders organization and facilitate ongoing engagement. Event Date, Time, and Location Event Name TSA Open Architecture Industry Day Date June 18, 2024 Time 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Location TSA Headquarters 6595 Springfield Center Drive Springfield, VA 22150 Event Description The full day event will include presentations and panel discussions across multiple relevant topic areas. Tentative Agenda Attached Attendees Attendees should include representatives from institutions/companies within the aviation security industry or who work with aviation security technology. This may include federal labs, universities, and third parties that may find the presentations valuable to their research and development as related to the TSA mission. Small businesses are encouraged to attend. Registration This event is free, however advanced registration and approval of attendees by TSA is required. Due to space limitations, only two (2) representatives from each interested institution/company are allowed to attend. All attendees shall register by providing an email via a single point of contact per institution/company, to include the following information for each attendee: Institution/Company Name Institution/Company Type (e.g., OEM or equipment manufacturer, university, national lab, consultant) and Size Individual Attendee Information (Limited to two (2) persons) Name and Title Email Address Phone Number Date of Birth Citizenship Any Advanced Questions/Topics for the Panel Discussions This information shall be provided via email in a password protected attachment. A separate email providing the password shall be sent immediately thereafter. For non-U.S. citizens, additional personal information may be requested. Registration requests must be submitted to ORCATechnologyConference@tsa.dhs.gov, no later than 5:00 p.m. EDT on May 1, 2024. Vetting will be completed by TSA and a final confirmation email with additional event details will be sent no later than May 31, 2024, to those who are authorized to attend the TSA Open Architecture Industry Day. All questions in regards to this announcement and the Industry Day itself shall be addressed in writing to the following recipient: Sharlene.Williams@tsa.dhs.gov. ___________________________________________________________ *******TSA Open Architecture Industry Day - April 27, 2023 ******** The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is hosting an Industry Day on April 27, 2023 on TSA s Open Architecture (OA) initiatives and invites industry, academia, Department of Homeland Security components, congressional representatives, national labs, and government stakeholders to attend. The objectives of the Industry Day are to: Discuss TSA s OA strategy and activities as outlined in TSA s Open Architecture Strategic Roadmap (draft posted to Sam.gov on February 9, 2023) Discuss key components of TSA s OA approach Share potential TSA opportunities related to OA Collaboratively engage with stakeholders and share information and ideas on TSA s OA approach and discuss intended path forward This event is free, however advanced registration and approval of attendees by TSA is required. The registration request with all information (see attachment for required information) must be submitted to email address ORCATechnologyConference@tsa.dhs.gov no later than 5:00 p.m. EDT on April 19, 2023. Vetting will be completed by TSA and a final confirmation email with additional details regarding access will be sent to those authorized to attend. All questions in regards to this announcement and the Industry Day itself shall be addressed in writing to the following recipient: Justin.Keear1@TSA.DHS.gov. See attached document titled "TSA OA Industry Day Announcement" for additional information. _____________________________________________________________ The purpose of this notice is to streamline and consolidate industry engagement and feedback related to Transportation Security Administration s (TSA) Open Architecture (OA) initiatives. It is expected that TSA will release multiple open architecture artifacts and this notice serves as the centralized point for future efforts. This notice will be updated as appropriate. The TSA s mission is to protect the nation s transportation systems to ensure the freedom of movement for people and commerce. To achieve this mission in an evolving threat environment, TSA must remain an agile and flexible organization that can rapidly field innovative screening solutions that improve TSA s security posture. It is essential that TSA implements these innovative screening solutions in a manner that supports the Transportation Security Officer in conducting the critical screening functions and improves the passenger experience. Open Architecture is a design approach where components, such as software and hardware, are standards-based and interoperable to allow a wide range of industry partners to create improved subcomponents (e.g., new detection algorithms, user interfaces, reporting systems, etc.). Leveraging an open architecture design approach will enable TSA to improve its security posture, support its frontline workforce, and promote an improved traveler experience. The successful implementation of this approach will require coordination across a wide range of partners to include government agencies, regulators, industry and international partners, national labs, academia, and airports. _________________________________ The attached Roadmap is being issued in draft form to elicit comments from Industry. Comments are requested to be provided within twenty-one days of this posting/no later than March 2, 2023 via the attached Excel spreadsheet titled OA Roadmap Industry Comments. The Government will review Industry comments for market research purposes only. The Government does not intend to provide a response to comments submitted for this Roadmap; however, based on vendor comments, the Government may arrange a technical information exchange to clarify or expand on comments provided. This Roadmap does not commit the U.S. Government to any course of action in the future. The Government may or may not utilize Industry suggestions in finalizing the Roadmap and information based on comments may be shared with the public in the final draft of…
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