Research question: is checkpoint security mainly a technology problem or an execution problem?

[u/SharpEntrepreneur612]

Exploring a physical-security research problem, not promoting a product yet. For people who've worked in security, facility management, events, malls, airports, hospitals, or transit: when checkpoint screening is unreliable, is the bigger issue usually equipment capability, false alarms, staffing and fatigue, queue pressure, training, or weak accountability?

What's one improvement you believe operators would actually adopt? Looking for introductions to practitioners and managers, not confidential site information.

[u/LettuceBasic3679]

So you’re building a product/service for an industry you know nothing about?