Emergency communications team at a dispatch workstation

Security & trust

Built for trust.
Ready for
the moments
that matter.

Tested by cybersecurity experts. Built to FedRAMP security specifications. Proven technology connecting safety alerts directly to 911 dispatch.

Our next milestoneGovRAMPWorking toward certification
Our design foundationFedRAMPBuilt to security specifications
Our response connection911Direct-to-dispatch integration

01 / Tested by cyber experts

New York City · Washington

Trust is built.
Then put to the test.

Wired4Safety’s technology has been tested by cybersecurity experts from New York City and Washington. That scrutiny supports a platform built for the demands of connected safety and emergency response.

The technology has been proven through direct integration into 911 and deemed secure for direct-to-dispatch use. Security is part of the connection between an alert, the information behind it, and the people who respond.

Follow the connection to dispatch
Site Hub network hardware installed in an equipment rack
Connected infrastructure

02 / A foundation for assurance

Security by design. Accountability in practice.

High standards.
A clear path forward.

Built with cyber audit readiness in mind, with FedRAMP security specifications as the design foundation and GovRAMP certification as the next milestone.

Design foundation

FedRAMP

The platform has been built to FedRAMP security specifications, bringing a security-focused approach to the technology behind connected safety.

Built to specifications
In progress

GovRAMP

Wired4Safety is working toward GovRAMP certification as part of its commitment to the assurance needs of public-sector organizations.

Certification effort underway
Ongoing focus

Audit readiness

Cyber expert testing and a standards-based design support readiness for security review. An audit evaluates the system, evidence, and scope under review.

Prepared for scrutiny

GovRAMP certification is in progress. Built to FedRAMP specifications describes our design approach; it does not claim FedRAMP authorization or a completed audit.

03 / Proven connection to response

From the first alert to the people who act

Direct to 911.
Connected to dispatch.

Our technology has been integrated directly into 911 and deemed secure for direct-to-dispatch use. It connects the safety workflow to the people responsible for coordinating emergency response.

For each deployment, the participating agency, supported integration, alert routing, and acceptance requirements are confirmed together.

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Responder using a tablet beside vehicle-mounted safety network equipment
Technology that supports the people responding
  1. 01

    Alert

    A connected device or supported system initiates the safety workflow.

  2. 02

    Context

    Available event and location information gives the alert meaning.

  3. 03

    Dispatch

    The configured integration connects the event to the participating response team.

  4. 04

    Response

    People review the information and coordinate the next step.

Direct-to-dispatch availability depends on the participating agency and configured deployment.

Build trust into your deployment

Make security part
of the first conversation.

Include your security requirements, agency integration, and review needs in your project brief.

Plan your system