Crisis24 Critical Event Management (CEM) vs. Everbridge IT Alerting

MIR3 is very well suited to customize your broadcasts and notifications so you're prepared. If a call initiator opts to modify an existing callout message via phone, however, I don't believe there's a way to modify the associated response actions, which can become confusing.

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Targeting people (or their SIM cards to be specific) in a specific area and warning them about a hazard in their neighbourhood is the intended use, and it executes that perfectly. In addition we have implemented the traveller alert where we can send messages to all Icelandic SIM cards present inside another Country (another Country code), and send them messages about f.ex. terrorist attack and provide guidelines about where they shoud seek assistance if needed. A slight minus here is that you can only address entire countries, where it might be useful to have next level of area codes.

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• Easy to set up
• Easy to update
• Easy to download and upload data

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• Would love to see message library updated with smarter examples of threats

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I would really like to have easier reporting. What warnings were issued, when, and received by how many, by operator or area etc..

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The support team has been very supportive, but there is only so much they can do, and of course sometimes things take a bit too long for my impatience.

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Everbridge was too expensive.

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I have reviewed quite a few at conferences, but none to the depth of installation and use.

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• Without it I wouldn't have a security business case
• Employees demand this type of service exist
• In a cyber incident you need this kind of out of band mechanism to communicate

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• The government has the duty to equip itself with a mechanism to warn its people. It has allocated that duty to us, and we have chosen Everbridge to provide us the tool for that duty. It is very well suited to fulfill that role.

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