OnSolve
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OnSolve is a leading critical event management provider that proactively mitigates physical threats, allowing organizations to remain agile when a crisis strikes. Using the most trusted expertise and reliable AI-powered risk intelligence, critical communications and incident management technology, the OnSolve Platform enables enterprises, SMB organizations and all levels of government to detect, anticipate and mitigate physical threats that impact their people, places and property.
With billions of alerts sent annually and proven support for both the public and private sectors, OnSolve is used by thousands of entities to save lives, protect communities, safeguard critical infrastructure and enable agility for the organizations that power our economy. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search Articles9 Tips to Keep Communities Safe During Severe Weather
Catastrophic wildfires in California and a deep freeze in the South ─ the first few weeks of 2025 challenged communities across the U.S. with unpredictable and disruptive severe weather. A reliable emergency mass notification system can help you keep the public informed and safe in the event of a wildfire, winter storm, tornado, hurricane, flood, or other natural disaster.
10 Severe Weather Emergency Notification Best Practices
Millions of people across the U.S. spent the first month of 2025 facing the devastating impacts of severe weather. From the catastrophic wildfires fueled by high winds in Los Angeles, California, to a deep freeze and rare snow in parts of the South, these events reinforced just how deadly and disruptive changing and unpredictable weather patterns can be.
6 Tips to Strengthen Winter Weather Preparedness
Winter weather is becoming less predictable and atypical for many parts of the country. And this creates challenges for every organization — from state and local governments that must inform and protect residents to federal agencies and businesses that must keep employees safe and operations moving. Given the risks to lives and livelihoods that winter weather can bring, it’s never too early to start preparing to battle the elements with a comprehensive winter weather preparedness strategy.
Employee Poll: How Are Agencies Doing When It Comes to Duty of Care?
Ensuring continuity of operations. Safeguarding critical infrastructure. Maintaining regulatory compliance. These are top priorities for organizations within all levels of government. But it becomes harder when critical events occur. Government leaders need the right tools and technology to keep our communities safe and secure and running efficiently. What’s perhaps even more important than the right tools are the people.
The Results Are In: Employee Expectations for Safety and Communication
Duty of care has become quite complex. And when it comes to employee safety, it’s not just about fulfilling your legal and moral obligations. Meeting your employees’ expectations is important too. When you increase employee confidence, it’s easier to attract and retain top talent. That matters in today’s tight labor market: Even though the extremely high turnover rates of the Great Resignation have subsided, more than half (51 percent) of U.S. employees are watching or actively seeking a new job.
The Increase of Dynamic Risk: Lessons Learned from Hurricane Helene
The information in this blog is current as of Oct 2, 2024. As the tragic stories from Hurricane Helene are becoming clear—a more general truth is also coming into focus: storm behavior continues to be stronger, and more unpredictable. For security and resilience practitioners, Dynamic Risk is on the rise. The Role of Warmer Waters Warm sea-surface temperatures in the Gulf provided the energy that drove Hurricane Helene.
A Looming Risk: Data Center Security
The rise in the use of AI models and the desire to operate a data-driven or data-centric organization has put a premium on having or sourcing large amounts of data. Proprietary or open source developers, analysts, and decision makers all need access to data. While most of us visualize the “cloud” as a vapor entity and might imagine ones and zeros moving through the ether, the reality is that data does actually need to be stored in real, physical mediums.
Key Technology Takeaways for Building Tomorrow’s Resilience from DRJ Fall 2024
This year’s DRJ Fall conference focused on building tomorrow’s resilience today. In many respects, the future is here. From cyber security incidents to climate risks, business continuity and resilience professionals face an expansive risk landscape. Fortunately, the future of technology enablement is also here, particularly with Generative AI.
Workplace Violence: Protect Employees and Business Continuity With a Proactive Approach
It’s an organization’s duty of care to ensure employees’ safety in their place of work. Unfortunately, workplace violence is alarmingly common. There were leading to days away from work, job restrictions or transfer (DART) from 2021-2022. In 2022, there were 524 workplace homicides, an 8.9 percent increase from 2021. By its nature, workplace violence is often immediate and unpredictable, resulting in mental distress, physical harm or even fatalities.