Defentect DM3TM Threat Detection Network
Defentect’s DM3 gathers data from virtually any sensor which can live on a data network; then, using its algorithms, DM3 seeks and identifies anomalies in the data and forwards that new information to an unlimited number of virtually any type of device which can receive a message--such as SMS, email, smartphones, voicemail, XML --and notifies those who should respond or be notified of the event, instantaneously and without human action required. While every hardware manufacturer has software to work with their own sensors/cameras, DM3 is uniquely capable of working with all known sensors. While many software programs will alert a central command console, DM3 is uniquely capable of both alerting a central command console and alerting literally an infinite number of recipients with an infinite number of alerts, specified recipients receiving specified alerts.
Defentect, a publicly traded software Internet venture, had developed some time ago under its Chairman, Paul Bremer, the former head of the civilian authority in Iraq and a touchstone in security matters, proven threat-awareness solutions integrating broadly deployed radiation and other sensors and flexible messaging to inform multiple recipients of dangerous radiological, chemical and other hazardous exposures for nuclear power plants, hospitals, and other high-value targets. Originally designed for first-responders in a high threat environment, and based on a distributed network of sensors, the system protects and defends by sending real-time notifications to multiple pre-designated security command centers when the presence of threat-level exposure to radiation, chemicals, or other hazards has been detected. The integrated Defentect DM3 system enables customers to add other threat event detection capabilities to their security systems. Integral to Defentect’s DM3 management and monitoring software is a messaging system that sends customized highly configurable alerts when any anomaly is detected. Administrators can designate alerts to be triggered to cell phones, smart-phones, pagers, PDA’s and other devices through text messages, calls, or email.
