IGAN 2.0 from Cytta Corp is the next generation of the company's Incident Global Area Network (IGAN) command system. The IGAN 2.0 constitutes a revolutionary redevelopment and has now transitioned the IGAN to a completely proprietary, fully integrated multimedia connectivity platform. The new IGAN 2.0 Platform incorporates multiple fully integrated features including an ‘advanced interactive mapping’ feature. The new features of the IGAN 2.0 allow for the collection and dissemination of actionable intelligence on an ongoing basis and are unavailable from comparable technology.
Version 2.0 of IGAN follows more than a year of live beta testing, development, and interaction through multiple police incident deployments. It is now utilized, alongside first responders nationwide, including the Dallas Police Department, the Chino Police Department, and the North Texas Public Safety Unmanned Response Team (NTXPSURT) among many others.
An example of IGAN 2.0 new deployment capabilities would include law enforcement tracking a suspect, constructing a map of every location visited, and incorporating any related media collected from surveillance cameras, drones, and other apparatus. This transitions the platform beyond a simple incident response system and into a real-time intelligence collection and integration tool.
IGAN 2.0 attains the highest level of security available, is fully proprietary, and is an easy to deploy SaaS-based advanced incident command system (ICS). Our platform offers real-time, integrated communications, multimedia input, and interaction among multiple parties through all connectivity devices. When equipped with IGAN, first responders can now receive real-time, high-definition audio and video, during any incident, as well as other relevant actionable intelligence on an ongoing basis.
To date, IGAN has been utilized successfully in multiple life and death scenarios, including hostage-taking, search-and-rescue, felony-in-progress, fugitive apprehension, building and home searches, and warrant-based apprehensions.
