BlackBerry AtHoc

Critical event management is the practice of putting business continuity and security safeguards in place to protect people and property in the event of a natural or human disaster or another emergent event. An integrated critical event management system shrinks incident response and recovery time.

Organizations susceptible to cyberattacks, IT outages, extreme weather, and public safety incidents that want practical solutions to prepare for emergencies should invest in critical event management.

A critical event management platform enables organizations to better prepare for, respond to, and recover from major operational disruptions, disasters, and emergencies. Automation and AI technology make it possible to automate workflows and alerts, collect data from building sensors and alarms, and provide a complete end-to-end solution to effectively manage all types of events.

Invest in an integrated CEM platform that offers robust communication, coordination and incident preparation capabilities.

An emergency mass notification system is the first level of effective incident response management. It provides a way to alert employees and residents at any time, on any device. Never rely on the manual call tree system for crisis communication again.

Yes. Many government agencies use their emergency mass notification system in daily operations to rapidly alert staff and residents about incidents like road closures, fires, outages, or weather disruptions. A mass notification system can also be used to streamline logistics, such as to coordinate with employees and contractors to fill an open shift.

Yes. Public safety often relies on real-time situational awareness to streamline recovery efforts. That’s why we make it easy for on-scene personnel to take geo-tagged photos and videos, and function as the eyes and ears of the operations center.

BlackBerry AtHoc is both StateRAMP-authorized and FedRAMP-authorized, which are U.S. government cybersecurity standards. BlackBerry AtHoc also delivers best-in-class availability at 99.95 percent, so you can ensure secure communications are available when you need them.

BlackBerry AtHoc integrates with FEMA’s Integrated Public Alert & Warning System (IPAWS) and Canada’s National Public Alerting System (NAAD) as well as other data feeds and enterprise solutions.