As many of you know, for several years Haystax has supported the Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) process in the California UASIs. The 2017 THIRAs have now
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DS7 Used to Support World Series
Add baseball’s 2017 World Series to the list of large-scale sporting events for which Haystax Technology has provided real-time event security monitoring. This year’s Major League Baseball (MLB) championship took
Riverside Festival of Lights
For the fifth year in a row, Cal COP was used during the switch-on ceremony at the Riverside Festival of Lights yesterday. Cal COP was deployed in the command post
System Update 7.12.6
The Haystax Technology engineering team recently pushed out update 7.12.6 to all the Cal COP sites. Please see below for the full details. Release Notes Digital Sandbox 7.12.6 October 2017
Fall 2017 Cal COP Newsletter
Today, Haystax Technology sent out the latest Cal COP newsletter. Be sure to check it out for all the latest news from across the program! Cal COP Fall 2017 Newsletter
Haystax THIRA Support
2017 marks the fifth year that Haystax has supported the THIRA process for California urban areas. The Threat and Hazard Identification Risk Assessment examines significant threats and hazards in a
Haystax at Fire-Rescue International 2017!
For the first time, Haystax Technology will be a vendor at the International Association of Fire Chief’s annual conference, Fire-Rescue International 2017. Visit us at booth #1742 to see our
Cal COP use at San Francisco Pride
This past weekend was San Francisco Pride. Terrorism Liaison Officers with the Northern California Regional Intelligence Center (NCRIC) were patrolling throughout San Francisco and using Haystax’ Mobile Indicator application, also
Cal COP Use During NBA Playoffs/Finals
The Golden State Warriors hosted nine NBA Final and Playoff games in the 2017 season. Terrorism Liaison Officers from the Northern California Regional Intelligence Center (NCRIC) deployed throughout Oracle Arena
Bay to Breakers Cal COP Support
The 106th Bay to Breakers race was held on May 21, with over 50,000 participants and 150,000 spectators. During the event, San Francisco Department of Emergency Management (SFDEM) Auxiliary Communication