Titan HST

The Future of Health & Safety. A 2-way emergency response communication system. Organizations can enroll by contacting Titan HST directly at [email protected]

A comprehensive emergency alert system & mass notifications system, suitable for businesses, governments and schools. The software platform allows administrators, organizational users and emergency personnel to communicate emergency information – increasing information dissemination and reducing emergency response time. In an alert, users can communicate relevant emergency information, including t

heir GPS coordinates, text, audio, and photo information as well as classify the type of emergency. In addition, users have the ability to chat with administrators and emergency personnel and share a live audio connection. Administrators and emergency personnel receive emergency alerts via a push notification, and can communicate directly with users. Users can also be notified of emergency incidents trigged by users on-campus or off-campus, as each site is geofenced to ensure the respective parties receive the critical, timely, emergency alert notifications. Features:

• Ability for users to communicate alerts & GPS coordinates to administrators and law enforcement within their organization.
• Ability for administrators to initiate an organization wide lockdown, reaching users, and law enforcement in record time - notifications received via SMS & email.
• Group communication between users, administrators and or law enforcement, via chat portal & audio portal.
• Ability for administrators and law enforcement to survey the emergency status of an organizations users, enabling said administrators with the emergency status & location of each user apart of the organization; users simply update a safety status request, which can be done in the mobile application or via SMS.
• Administrators and law enforcement can view previous alerts, alert messages & location initiated by organizational users.
• Ability for all users to immediately receive specific emergency broadcast messages & photo's from administrators and law enforcement - notifications received via SMS & email. Additionally, ability for all users to respond back to broadcast notifications via SMS reply, furthering bi-directional dialogue in a mass broadcast notification scenario.
• Ability for users to upload site specific emergency materials; ability for all users to view site specific emergency materials.
• Ability for users to export alerts, messages, and broadcast messages with text & photo.
• Apple Watch App enables users to view ongoing alerts and broadcast notifications.
• Web application supports above-mentioned features; the platform is regularly exercised to handle thousands of incoming and outgoing alerts, chat and broadcasts in the event of a large scale incident.

*To use Titan HST, your organization must first be enrolled - Google Single Sign On supported.

09/03/2026

Before kickoff, is every person responsible for stadium safety working from the same plan?

Coordination cannot begin after an incident occurs.

At a professional football game, safety depends on coordination across venue operations, private security, guest services, medical teams, law enforcement, fire personnel, and emergency management.

Ahead of the largest sporting events of the year, federal agencies along with state and local law enforcement agencies coordinate tabletop exercises focused on cybersecurity and emergency communications. The goal is to evaluate response capabilities, identify gaps, and strengthen coordination among event partners.

That level of preparation should not be reserved for the biggest games of the year.

Before the gates open:
· Run realistic tabletop exercises.
· Define who can issue alerts and make decisions.
· Prepare plain-language emergency messages.
· Confirm how venue teams and public-safety partners will exchange updates.
· Make sure every authorized user is connected and trained.

One venue director of stadium security explained how they make preparation part of every event:

“We broadcast an event-day one-sheet with the top 10 things to remember, and we put that in the hands of our business staff and leadership to use as a force multiplier. If a fan questions a policy or procedure, employees have it right there to reference…It’s more intrinsic to our day-to-day.”

That is what effective preparedness looks like: giving the right people the right information before confusion costs valuable time.

Titan HST OneCommand connects authorized venue leaders, security teams, and public-safety partners. Preset broadcasts and shared updates help keep every team working from the same information.

The tabletop defines the plan. Titan HST OneCommand helps teams execute it every event day.

09/01/2026

Great evening at Petco Park with the team ⚾️ Nothing like seeing Titan HST in action!

08/31/2026

Can you afford to treat implementing Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology as optional?

Your organization is responsible for protecting thousands of people every day.

Titan HST sought out the SAFETY Act designation with that responsibility in mind.

Congress passed the SAFETY Act following 9/11 to encourage the development and deployment of technologies designed to prevent, detect, defend against, and respond to acts of terrorism.

The program also provides liability mitigation to help organizations prepare for worst-case scenarios without the same level of exposure to third-party claims following a covered act of terrorism.

As physical threats, cyber incidents, and infrastructure failures grow more complex, and global events like the World Cup and Olympics approach, the technology behind every security plan deserves greater scrutiny.

As you evaluate security technology, look for the SAFETY Act seal. It signals that the technology has undergone the Department of Homeland Security’s rigorous review process, has met the benchmark, and that its value extends beyond a list of features.

The technology you trust in a crisis should withstand scrutiny before the crisis begins.

A long list of features is not the same as a rigorous federal review by DHS.

When lives are on the line, look for the seal.

08/28/2026

Titan HST’s customizable 3-button Alert Card turns into action, routing incidents directly to the right team.

Less decisions —> Faster reporting —> Faster response.

Because saving seconds can save lives.

08/26/2026

Why does our emergency response platform include customizable buttons?

Because “something is wrong” is not always enough information.

The most useful emergency communication tools do not sit idle waiting for a worst-case scenario. They also help teams coordinate the incidents they encounter every day.

Public-response data reinforces what private security teams already experience: different incidents require different responses.

According to the U.S. Fire Administration, 65.1% of fire department responses in 2024 involved emergency medical services or rescue. Fires accounted for just 3.7%.

Selected San Diego Police data from 2025 also shows that disturbances, welfare checks, and alarms were among the most common security-related calls analyzed.

Although this is public-response data, it illustrates the range of situations private security teams may help identify, manage, or escalate.

At major entertainment venues across the country, team members use Titan HST’s customizable Alert Card and See Something, Say Something features to report everyday incidents such as spills, maintenance concerns, and other issues requiring a coordinated response.

A spill requires facilities.

A medical issue requires first aid.

A suspicious person requires security.

A critical emergency may require an immediate, venue-wide response.

Each situation calls for a different team and approach. A generic SOS alert can communicate urgency, but it may not provide the context needed to deploy the right response.

That is why the Titan HST Alert Card includes three programmable buttons and can function as a dedicated communication device, without requiring employees to use a personal phone. Organizations can configure them around the incidents their teams encounter most often, helping route the right information to the right people faster.

SOS is essential. But effective security communication is not only about preparing for the worst-case scenario.

It is also about making everyday operations safer, faster, and easier to coordinate.

08/22/2026

Titan HST had a wonderful time at Concordia University's Week of Welcome resource fair! It was great meeting so many new and returning students, answering questions, and sharing what we're all about. Thanks for having us, Concordia University Irvine!

08/20/2026

More technology only helps if it's easy to use under pressure. In other words, innovation can’t add complexity in moments that matter.

Security used to mean cameras, badges, and guards. Today, security needs to be approached as an interconnected system of physical safety, cybersecurity, and emergency preparedness. A few shifts worth paying attention to:

- AI is changing the speed of detection, not just the accuracy. In an emergency, that compression is often the entire difference in outcome.

- Physical and digital security are converging. If you separate these departments, budgets, and plans, you risk facing an incident your organization is not prepared to handle.

- Preparedness technology is finally catching up to the pace of modern threats. Physical security innovation used to lag well behind cybersecurity innovation. That gap is closing for organizations that treat emergency communication as seriously as cybersecurity.

The systems worth investing in are the ones that make the fastest, clearest action easier, not the ones with the longest feature list.

This is the kind of connected, real-world-ready system we built Titan HST to be, because innovation only matters if it holds up in the moment it's needed most.

08/18/2026

Preparedness is not predicting exactly how a system will fail. It is having another way to communicate when it does.

A cyberattack. A cut fiber line.

The same warning: Critical systems can fail. How will you prepare?

On August 7, malicious software compromised a city’s IT systems, affecting 911 routing, police and fire dispatch, records, and other city services.

Officials shut down the city’s network to contain the threat and preserve evidence, activated the Emergency Operations Center, and shifted dispatch operations through another local county dispatch center. Police and fire services remained active while the incident was investigated.

Last year, in a different city, workers installing a light pole accidentally cut a fiber-optic line, disrupting 911 service across multiple states for several hours.

One damaged line, multiple states affected. Security, hanging on by a thread.

More than 800 calls were placed to 911 during the outage.

Even the most critical communication systems can become unavailable, and the point of failure may be completely outside an organization’s control.

Organizations may not be able to prevent every disruption. But they can prepare to keep information moving when the systems they rely on become unavailable.

Titan HST provides an additional layer of communication and coordination during an outage or cyber incident. With the Titan HST OneCommand platform, organizations can:

- Receive and distribute alternate emergency instructions
- Notify security teams, employees, and key stakeholders
- Coordinate across properties and departments
- Share updates as conditions change
- Keep critical information moving until primary systems are restored

Titan HST does not replace 911. It helps organizations maintain continuity in parallel with it, giving teams a way to distribute instructions, coordinate internally, and keep people informed when traditional channels are disrupted.

08/15/2026

The Titan HST team is grateful to connect with so many impressive security professionals over the years at NCS⁴. We can’t wait for next year!

08/12/2026

What would you do if a fight broke out in front of you at a stadium?

With Titan HST OneCommand, anyone can quickly See Something, Say Something by scanning a QR code or reporting issues directly through integrated venue or club apps, giving security teams critical information to respond faster.

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