Defentect deploys across operating environments where institutions need to know what is happening and exactly how to respond. Federal facilities, manufacturing operators, hospital networks, university campuses, critical infrastructure, and municipal systems all run the same pipeline against their own sensor stack.
Federal facilities, military installations, and intelligence-community programs operate inside compliance frameworks where every alert needs a documented chain of evidence, and where false positives waste an operator's most expensive resource: attention. Defentect operates inside that environment.
Gamma, chemical, biological, and explosives sensors integrated into a unified operator console. Defentect ingests heterogeneous sensor outputs. Smiths, Bertin, FLIR, and existing CBRNE inventory. into a single event stream with full audit trail.
Single dashboard across geographically distributed facilities. Notification routing by site, classification level, and operator role. Alerts route through DM3 to the right responder; off-classification operators see nothing.
Kyvoo Assist verifies every AI conclusion against governed reference material before notification routes to the operator. Aligned with NIST AI accountability guidance. No black-box outputs reach the responder. clean audit trail on every alert.
Hospital networks coordinate physical security, environmental monitoring, mass-notification, and personal-duress alerting across primary campuses, satellite outpatient clinics, labs, counseling centers, and visiting workforces. Defentect provides the unifying layer.
DefenCall, Defentect's personal-safety subsidiary, turns staff and volunteer smartphones into duress devices. Coverage extends to satellite clinics and visiting workers without on-site infrastructure.
DM3 ingests environmental sensors and access events alongside video analytics. Behavioral indicators surface as a single event class for nursing supervisors and security operators. no separate consoles.
Notification routes across SMS, email, voice, mobile, desktop, and pager. Mass-broadcast for facility-wide events; targeted routing for unit-specific incidents. Audit trail aligns with Joint Commission and DNV survey requirements.
University and college campuses run mass-notification, panic-button programs, Clery-Act emergency response, and a generation of legacy sensor and access-control hardware. Defentect integrates against what is already deployed.
DM3 routes broadcast across SMS, email, voice, mobile, desktop, and digital-signage endpoints. Targeted routing by building, department, or role. Aligned with Clery-Act emergency communication requirements.
DefenCall Campus turns student and staff smartphones into duress devices, with a 'Buddy Alert' / Green Dot social-support feature, links to safety information, and FEMA-derived emergency-procedure content.
Defentect connects existing campus access control, video, and environmental sensors into a single operator console. SmartBoitier handles edge AI on legacy hardware where bandwidth back to a central SOC is constrained.
Energy, water, transit, and manufacturing operators run fragmented OT, environmental, video, and access systems, each on its own vendor stack. Defentect's edge layer fuses them into one auditable event stream and one operator console.
SmartBoitier reads from PLC and SCADA endpoints alongside physical security sensors. DM3 correlates OT anomalies with physical events. perimeter intrusion plus a flow-rate excursion is a different signal than either alone.
Edge AI runs on-site for environmental compliance. no round-trip to the cloud, no waiting on a central SOC. Decisions made at the asset, with full audit trail back to DM3 for reporting.
Single operator console across geographically distributed assets. substations, water-treatment facilities, transit nodes, manufacturing lines. Notification routes by asset, role, and severity. No alert fan-out across siloed vendor consoles.
We tailor every demo to your sensor stack, your existing infrastructure, and your operational requirements. Pilot to scale, not generic walkthrough.