In a post 9/11 era in which greater coordination and collaboration is now a prime Department of Homeland Security (DHS) directive, security operations at the federal, state and city level are developing new ways of working together.

Activu has played a major role in this transition for several reasons.  As a network-based solution, Activu eliminates the existing difficulties created by hard-wired, technically segregated hardware-based systems.  Activu’s flexible scalability and open architecture helps promote a collaborative environment by enabling dynamic information sharing between DHS, police, fire, Emergency Medical Service (EMS) and other groups.  The result is a coordinated response during a crisis situation, allowing leadership to make critical decisions, regardless of geographic location.

Used throughout the federal arena to conduct 24/7 operations, Activu to operate as a Multi-Level System (MLS) with Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF) by DHS, Office of Security, and Special Security Programs Division.

Homeland Security & Emergency Services Customers include:

• Arizona Department of Public Safety (Phoenix AZ)
• DC Metro Police (Washington DC)
• Defense Threat Reduction Agency (Fort Belvoir VA)
• Department of Homeland Security (Washington DC)
• DC Homeland Security & Emergency Management Agency (Washington DC)
• Genesee County 911 (Batavia NY)
• Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center (Glendale CA)
• Illinois Emergency Management Agency (Springfield IL)
• Major city area EOC (9 sites)
• NYPD Real Time Crime Center (New York NY)
• New York City Fire Department (Bronx & Queens NY)
• Philadelphia Emergency Operations Center (Philadelphia PA)
• Northern California Regional Homeland Security & Training Center (Sacramento CA)
• South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Intelligence Fusion Center (Columbia SC)
• State of Idaho Emergency Operations Center (Boise ID)