Border security and aviation control platform for government agencies
Securiport builds immigration and civil aviation security systems for border authorities worldwide. The stack—Java, C#, .NET on AWS and Azure with Kafka, RabbitMQ, and containerization (Docker, Kubernetes, OpenShift)—reflects a mature, distributed architecture handling real-time data at scale. Active projects center on modernizing analytics UIs, deploying to closed-network environments, and building threat-detection dashboards, while pain points (NIST 800-171 compliance, ISO 27001 certification, outdated documentation) signal a compliance-heavy, regulated customer base.
Securiport develops immigration control and civil aviation security solutions deployed across dozens of countries. The platform ingests and processes traveler data, biometric records, and threat intelligence in real time, surfacing actionable insights to border and airport authorities through analytics dashboards. The company operates in a highly regulated environment—customers are government agencies—and maintains compliance with security standards including ISO 27001 and NIST 800-171. Engineering is the dominant hiring focus, paired with smaller teams in security, design, and product, reflecting the technical debt and modernization work evident in their project list (UI overhauls, infrastructure automation, closed-network deployments).
Securiport runs Java, C#, and .NET on AWS and Azure infrastructure. Data processing uses Kafka, RabbitMQ, and IBM MQ; deployment and CI/CD rely on Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform. Testing is supported by Selenium, HP UFT, and Ranorex.
Current projects include modernizing border security analytics UIs, building real-time threat-detection dashboards, automating infrastructure and deployment pipelines, and delivering solutions to closed-network (air-gapped) government environments. The company is also centralizing documentation and content templates.
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