BlackBerry AtHoc

Networked crisis communication system for alerting and accounting for people during emergencies.

Open source: No

Editorial review

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Facts & attributes

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Platform · Deployment

Delivery model(SaaS;self-hosted;desktop;mobile;embedded;managed-cloud;appliance): SaaS, self-hostedVerification pending

Features · Product · Fit

Core capabilities(authoring;automation;analytics): Mass notification delivered to personal and workplace channels from one operator workflow, Personnel accountability with delivery confirmation, Real-time awareness and coordinated response during critical events, Bidirectional field intelligence in one governed view, Auditable communication records for after-action reviewVerification pending

Security · Privacy · Compliance

Regulatory compliance(HIPAA;PCI DSS;FedRAMP;GDPR support): NIST SP 800-53Verification pending
Security certifications(SOC 2 Type II;ISO 27001): FedRAMP Class D (High)Verification pending

Audience · Use · Case

Best for(Neutral editorial summary): Crisis communications for government, defense, public safety, and critical infrastructure with FedRAMP High assuranceVerification pending
Company-size fit(individual;SMB;mid-market;enterprise): enterpriseVerification pending
Primary use cases(build;monitor;automate): Crisis communications for federal, state and local governments, Public safety and law enforcement communications, Multi-agency response during critical events, Enterprise emergency responseVerification pending

Vendor · Maintainer

Founded year(2012): 1984Verified
Headquarters country(US): CanadaVerified
Vendor type(commercial;foundation;community;government;consortium;individual): commercialVerification pending

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