; (B) reflect changes to the risk environment relating to airport access control points and airport perimeters; (C) use security event data for specific analysis of system-wide trends related to airport access control points and airport perimeter security to better inform risk management decisions; and (D) consider the unique geography of and current best practices used by airports to mitigate potential vulnerabilities. (3) Report The Administrator shall report the results of the TSSRA and Risk Assessment of Airport Security under paragraph (1) to— (A) the appropriate committees of Congress; (B) relevant Federal departments and agencies; and (C) airport operators. (b) Airport security strategy development (1) In general Not later than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Administrator shall update the 2012 National Strategy for Airport Perimeter and Access Control Security (referred to in this section as the National Strategy ). (2) Contents The update to the National Strategy shall include— (A) information from the Risk Assessment of Airport Security; and (B) information on— (i) airport security-related activities; (ii) the status of TSA efforts to address the objectives of the National Strategy; (iii) finalized outcome-based performance measures and performance levels for— (I) each activity described in clause (i); and (II) each objective described in clause (ii)