From TSA, 07/10/2018: "The
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) began issuing a new, more secure
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC®) on July 10, 2018.
Incorporating enhanced security features, the new TWIC® design aims to deter
counterfeiting efforts and mitigate the fraudulent use of the credential at
regulated facilities and vessels. Below are some key details about the new
card:
•
Current TWIC® card holders do not need to
replace a valid TWIC® card with the new TWIC® card design.
•
Regulated entities that require TWIC® for access
will accept and recognize both the current and new TWIC® designs until the
card’s expiration.
•
The new card design is compatible with qualified
TWIC® readers.
•
To deter alteration of the card’s expiration
date, the new card includes a color-coded expiration date box that will update
on an annual basis.
•
The fee for the newly re-designed TWIC® card
remains unchanged ($125.25) and the credential is valid for five years."
A “TWIC Authentication Guide” document focused on the overt security features of the new TWIC® card design has been cleared for public release.
Please note, TSA did not approve, disapprove, or endorse this blog post.
A “TWIC Authentication Guide” document focused on the overt security features of the new TWIC® card design has been cleared for public release.
Please note, TSA did not approve, disapprove, or endorse this blog post.
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