911inform, a pioneer in comprehensive emergency response solutions, proudly announces that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has officially designated its innovative emergency management platform as a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT) under the Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies (SAFETY) Act.
This prestigious designation recognises 911inform's critical role in enhancing public safety and its ability to prevent, detect, and deter acts of terrorism.
SAFETY Act designation
Verified user feedback is reviewed to ensure the technology meets the highest standards of safety
Technologies awarded the SAFETY Act Designation undergo a thorough assessment process, including independent system performance testing, real-world operational effectiveness evaluations, and a detailed review of quality control procedures. Verified user feedback is also reviewed to ensure the technology meets the highest standards of safety and effectiveness.
“We are honoured to receive the SAFETY Act designation, solidifying 911inform’s reputation as a pioneer in emergency management technology," said Ivo Allen, Founder and CEO of 911inform.
Cloud-based platform
Allen added: "This recognition underscores our commitment to developing technology that improves emergency response and mitigates the risk of school-related violence. It further proves 911inform is a trusted partner for government agencies, schools, and private organisations nationwide.”
911inform’s cloud-based platform provides advanced capabilities like 9-1-1 call location discovery, situational awareness, and event management. It is designed to support school staff, first responders, and emergency personnel in managing and responding to a range of crises—from everyday emergencies to large-scale events.
Effective anti-terrorism technologies
SAFETY Act encourages the advancement and use of effective anti-terrorism technologies
Key features include precise caller location identification, instant notifications, detailed floor plans, and connected building, door, and camera controls.
The SAFETY Act, established under the Homeland Security Act of 2002, encourages the advancement and use of effective anti-terrorism technologies by providing support and liability protections for companies that develop and commercialise these innovations. The designation is valid through September 2029.
911inform’s technology
911inform’s technology is utilised in all 50 states and over 12,000 buildings and schools, delivering immediate response to emergencies with its all-encompassing toolkit. The platform has been shown to reduce a school’s average complete lockdown time from 20 minutes to just 50 seconds and has saved seven lives.
The platform is available to a range of institutions, including schools, universities, public organisations, and businesses across various industries.
