VERSA

VERSA is a secure emergency communications tool designed for Federal Agencies to anticipate and deal with personnel management crises. It is a securely hosted, Cloud-based service that leverages mobile technology to report status and location of personnel and family members in a crisis while improving Management's situational awareness in real-time. Designed to manage large groups, a targeted audience, or individuals, VERSA features two-way encrypted communications for both informational and emergency situations between our secure Admin Console and the user's mobile device.

SECURITY
Unlike commercial applications, VERSA's application data is encrypted at rest and in transit to the US Government's FIPS 140-2 standard and the Admin Console is hosted in DMI's FedRAMP* compliant facility. Access to the Admin Console requires enrollment and registers a single computer's browser to ensure it can't be logged into from any other location, even if the login and password are compromised. Device access also requires enrollment and registers with a single mobile device to ensure it can't be logged into from any other device even if the login and password are known.

PERSONAL PRIVACY
VERSA is designed for safety and protects PII. All location data older than 72 hours not associated with an active emergency is automatically deleted, protecting user privacy and ensuring sensitive operational activities cannot be retrieved. Users have the ability to turn off location services and would still be able to send and receive alerts as well as communicate via the messaging function during a declared emergency or SOS situation.

KEY CAPABILITIES
- View Alerts
- Send 'SOS' and 'All is Well' Messages
- Provide constant location information (regardless of emergency status)
- Secure communication to the server from both web portal and mobile applications
- Location and personal data transferred will meet USG security requirements NIST FIPS 140-2 validated transport
- Secure two-way messaging

* Pending

Note that continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.