Designations

For Designation as a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT), a technology must demonstrate effectiveness during operational testing or through prior use. Designation provides limited liability for third-party claims arising out of the deployment of the QATT with respect to an "Act of Terrorism." The maximum liability is determined by DHS, and the Seller is required to maintain liability insurance at that level. Other protections include immunity from punitive damages. A full Designation normally lasts for 5 years and can be renewed. Any technology deployed during its period of Designation is protected for the lifetime of its deployment.





Company/Technology

International Business Machines Corporation: Digital Video Surveillance with Capture and Management (DVSCM)

Approved: September 07, 2005 | Expires: August 31, 2010

IBM's Digital Video Surveillance with Capture and Management (DVSCM) consists of technology and services required to implement stand-alone or integrated surveillance systems, mobile or stationary, that handle the digital capture and management of video, audio and positional data.


ASIS International, Inc.: Guidelines

Approved: August 22, 2005 | Expires: April 30, 2010

ASIS International, Inc.’s Guidelines provide guidance to security professionals in the both the public and private sectors who are involved in anti-terrorism security planning.


McNeil Security, Inc.: Screening Partnership Program Security Services

Approved: August 05, 2005 | Expires: August 31, 2010

McNeil Security, Inc.’s Screening Partnership Program Security Services consists of trained and skilled personnel to operate screening equipment, conduct pre-board passenger screening, carry-on and checked luggage and accessible property screening to prevent prohibited items from entering the sterile area of the airport.


M/A-COM, Inc.: NetworkFirst Interoperability Radio Network

Approved: July 13, 2005 | Expires: July 13, 2010

M/A-COM, Inc.’s NetworkFirst Interoperability Radio Network interconnects disparate land-mobile radio system to provide voice interoperability.


The Boeing Company: Airport Baggage Handling System (ABHS)

Approved: June 09, 2005 | Expires: June 30, 2010

The Boeing Company's Airport Baggage Handling System (ABHS) is an automated in-line system to provide intelligent routing of baggage in response to threat determinations made by TSA-supplied equipment and security personnel.


Covenant Aviation Security, LLC: Private Screening Services

Approved: April 18, 2005 | Expires: April 30, 2010

Covenant Aviation Security, LLC’s Private Screening Services consists of trained and skilled personnel to operate screening equipment, conduct pre-board passenger screening, carry-on and checked luggage and accessible property screening to prevent prohibited items from entering the sterile area of the airport.


Lockheed Martin Corporation: Intelligent Information Factory™ Integrated Knowledge System

Approved: March 07, 2005 | Expires: March 07, 2010

Lockheed Martin Corporation’s Intelligent Information Factory™ Integrated Knowledge System version 0.2 (IIF™) is an integrated knowledge system that is designed to query multiple government databases to screen for, and identify, items of interest. IIF™ is an integration and adaptation of commercial off-the-shelf databases, messaging software, and Web software. It facilitates the display of data from multiple sources and thus enables collaboration for situational awareness and decision-making.