Haystax Technology’s California Common Operating Picture (Cal COP) for Threat Awareness platform will be used by public safety officials for situational awareness during the Greater Palm Springs Pride Festival 2016,
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Cal COP Helps First Responders Secure Long Beach Marathon
Haystax Technology’s California Common Operating Picture for Threat Awareness (Cal COP) platform was used by public safety officials to provide situational awareness during the 2016 JetBlue Long Beach Marathon &
Cal COP mentioned in Government Security News Magazine
Cal COP’s usage during the Long Beach Marathon was discussed in Government Security News. Read the full story here: Haystax solution to help first responders with situational awareness during California
Cal COP in the Houston Chronicle
Cal COP usage during the Long Beach Marathon was mentioned in the Houston Chronicle. Read the full story here: Haystax Technology’s Cal COP Helps First Responders Secure 2016 JetBlue Long
Cal COP mentioned in 9-1-1 Magazine
Cal COP’s usage during Yellow Command in the Bay Area was mentioned recently in 9-1-1 Magazine. Read the full story here.
EMSWorld highlights Cal COP usage during Yellow Command
EMSWorld, a key source for emergency management news, highlighted Haystax Technology’s role in the San Francisco Bay Area’s Yellow Command 2016 emergency management exercise. The exercise, part of Urban Shield
Cal COP in the SF Gate
Cal COP’s usage during the Yellow Command exercise was recently highlighted in the SF Gate. Read the full story here.
Cal COP Provides Emergency Management Awareness During Yellow Command
San Francisco Bay Area jurisdictions, as well as Los Angeles City and Los Angeles County, will come together on September 8 for their latest annual Yellow Command emergency management exercise.
Cal Cop on PoliceOne.com
Cal COP’s usage during Yellow Command was highlighted on Policeone.com. Read the full story here.
Cal COP Used for Security Awareness During NBA Championships
The California Common Operating Picture (Cal COP) for Threat Awareness, powered by Haystax, was used by the Northern California Regional Intelligence Center (NCRIC) for event security awareness at Golden State