Now that the end of 2021 is fast approaching, and the holiday season is in full swing, getting products to consumers in a timely manner is an expected challenge for logistics companies across North America.

Threat Intelligence and monitoring is becoming more important as the digital landscape changes.

For businesses and organizations of all sizes, emergency preparedness and planning can mean the difference between operational resilience and staggering losses.

Cyberattacks are on the rise. Whether it’s data breaches to steal customer information, or ransomware, designed to force the victims to pay money to restore their data and systems, experts say it’s becoming a much larger part of our interconnected world.

The current global pandemic of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) has illuminated to those of us in the mass notification industry that there are so many ways we can help address complex problems.

In these uncertain times, we know that the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic has led to a lot of uncertainty, fear and organizational disorder.

We want to share with you some simple templates that organizations, universities, businesses and community leaders can create to have on hand in those moments of crisis.

One of the most powerful uses of a mass notification service is its ability to contact everyone when seconds count. Whether the emergency is man-made, such as when an active shooter is on campus

There has always been value in choosing a Mass Notification System (MNS), from town criers to tornado sirens. In this era -- where technology has enabled a nearly infinite number of customizable alerts over multiple devices -- it’s no surprise that the field of MNS providers has become crowded.

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