Three Components of the Genasys Protect Platform:
Plan
Formulate, Test, and Refine Data-Based Response Plans
- Connect to trusted data sources
- Build comprehensive response plans
- Simulate what-if scenarios to put response plans to the test
Connect to data sources and local authorities
Combine numerous discrete data streams through API-first data integration built on open standards to continuously monitor people, assets, systems and environments.
Aggregate authoritative data feeds.
Combine numerous data streams to build a single, complete operating picture.
Establish two-way data sharing.
Collaborate with local authorities for a coordinated response.
Automatically discover people.
Locate people in public places or personnel on corporate premises.
Integrate IoT sensors.
Monitor community and facility conditions in real time.
Build comprehensive response plans
Identify at-risk people, areas, and assets to build response plans with local zones and notification channels.
Customize your communications.
Use off-the-shelf templates or create custom response plans for multiple scenarios.
Establish intelligent response zones.
Use proprietary algorithms that factor in population data, geo feeds, insights about land use, road networks, and more or use customer-provided GIS data.
Create a multi-channel notification network.
Saturate your target zones with precise messaging delivered over SMS, voice, email, social media, TV, radio, digital signage, website, mobile app and outdoor acoustic devices.
Model critical events to simulate and test your response plans
Use advanced simulation tools to refine response and evacuation plans before they are pressed into service.
Stress test your plans with simulation.
Over-evacuation can be just as problematic as under-evacuation. Combine models to make smarter data-driven decisions.
Use historical data to generate traffic patterns.
Test evacuation plans against real-world data from previous events.
Test multi-channel notifications.
Verify critical communications capabilities without inadvertently sending test messages to the public or your organization.
Drill with local authorities, hospitals, and businesses.
Establish a comprehensive response network that is stronger than the sum of its parts.