Unified SecurityIntegration Platform
Unified Security Architecture
for Transportation Leaders
We assess, design, and orchestrate your existing systems — so you secure airports, rail networks, and transit systems without disrupting operations.
Transportation‑Specific Convergence Risks
Multi-Modal Fragmentation
Airports manage cameras, PACS, BMS, baggage, and passenger screening. Rail adds signaling and wayside sensors. Transit adds fare systems. No unified view means correlation across modes is impossible — and attackers know it.
TSA & DHS Compliance Pressure
TSA directives require continuous monitoring, rapid evidence collection, and documented response timelines. Manual evidence collection consumes weeks before every cycle — and still leaves gaps that auditors find.
Operational Continuity Risk
Any security tool that disrupts operations — delays a flight, stops a train, halts a gate — is immediately vetoed by OT teams. The result: security gaps in the most public-facing infrastructure in your portfolio.
Measured Outcomes in Transportation
Deployed across international airports, national rail networks, and urban transit authorities. Consistent results without operational disruption.
From Terminal to Track — One Unified View
Terminal to Tarmac
Unify passenger screening, CCTV, PACS, BMS, and baggage handling into one correlated view. An anomaly at the gate correlated with a camera event and an access badge in real time — not after 60 minutes of manual log review.
Station to Signal
Correlate wayside sensors, signaling systems, station cameras, and fare gates without touching operational systems. A security event on a train correlates with platform CCTV and access control automatically — across every station on the network.
Audit-Ready in Days
Every access event, every camera clip, every screening log — preserved with tamper-evident chain of custody. TSA and DHS evidence packages ready in 3 days, not 5 weeks. Continuous monitoring documentation generated automatically.
International Airport — 60min → 6min Response
High-alert exercise. 60-minute response. TSA exposure.
A major international airport had 18 separate security systems — terminal CCTV, PACS, BMS, passenger screening, baggage handling, and airside control. During a TSA-mandated force protection exercise, the security team spent 60 minutes correlating events across consoles while the scenario escalated across three terminals.
MSS orchestrated all 18 systems — across three terminals and airside operations — into one unified view. Same exercise now resolves in 6 minutes. TSA audit prep dropped from 5 weeks to 3 days. Deployed in 14 weeks with zero operational disruption.
Frequently Asked Questions about Transportation Security
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Multi-modal security, unified. From terminal to track — in under 6 minutes.