McLean, VA – May 31, 2016 – Haystax Technology, a leading provider of advanced security analytics and risk management solutions, today announced an updated Mobile Field Interview application that is
Haystax Technology Launches Mobile Haystax Incident Response Application for Public Safety
New iOS app provides command center for first responders, corporate security teams on the go McLean, VA – May 19, 2016 – Haystax Technology, a leading provider of advanced security
Haystax Offers Insight into Future of Public Safety with Development of FirstNet
In the near future, police, fire and EMS will all be able to rely on the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet), a first-of-its-kind network that will be both dedicated and
SIGNAL Magazine Shows How Haystax Software is Helping First Responders Secure Super Bowl 50
SIGNAL Magazine visited the Risk Operations Center (ROC) at Haystax Technology yesterday, getting an inside look at the software being used to help provide situational awareness at the Super Bowl
WTOP-FM Shows How Haystax Technology is Helping First-Responders
WTOP-FM, one of the most widely listened to radio stations in Washington, D.C., visited Haystax Technology’s headquarters today in McLean, Va to get an inside look at the company helping
CNBC Examines How Haystax Technology is Helping First Responders Secure Super Bowl 50 Events
More than a million fans are flooding into the Bay Area next week for a whole host of Super Bowl events, from Super Bowl Opening Night, to the Super Bowl
Haystax Mobile Field Interview App Sees Future Home on FirstNet Enabled Devices
Intel Security’s Director of Homeland/National Security Programs Patrick Flynn recently posted a blog about the potential for FirstNet enabled devices to revolutionize the public safety landscape. He noted a number
Oxnard Fire Department Leverages Haystax Technology App for Disaster Preparedness
Susan Duenas, Disaster Preparedness Coordinator for the Oxnard (CA) Fire Department, was recently interviewed by Time Warner Cable West about disaster preparedness in Oxnard. Susan shared how the fire department,
