Ninex technology, systems and services are designed to do one thing Save Lives!
Knowing what to do and what not to do during an active shooter event can often determine who will live or die. Ninex provides on-site and online active shooter/armed intruder response training that goes way beyond traditional training like Run-Hide-Fight, ALERRT, or CRASE.
Learn MoreA person who has been shot can bleed to death in less than five minutes. Because of this, employees must render medical aid until EMS arrives on the scene. Ninex can provide victim sustainability training and our prepackaged trauma kits, which are easy to use and designed specifically to deal with gunshot victims.
Learn MoreNinex can provide organizations with many additional services, including advisory and managed security and safety services and physical safeguards to deter, delay, and defend against an active shooter or active assailant attack. All of our services and physical safeguards can be custom designed for each client and can be implemented separately or incorporated into an organization's existing security and safety programs.
Ninex, through our strategic partners, can design, develop, and deploy a variety of enhanced active and passive physical safeguards to deter, delay, and defend against an active shooter and active assailant attack.
To learn more about what we do and how we do it, as well as our systems and services, schedule a call.
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SOCIAL MEDIA MONITORING
Searching for the next mass shooter
Virtually after every mass shooting at a school, place of worship, or business, law enforcement agencies discovered that there were warning signs posted on blogs, forums, or other types of social media platforms but were not notified until it was too late.
Ninex social media monitoring software can analyze millions of keywords and phrases from a variety of open source, structured, and unstructured data feeds, identifying potential threats and automatically providing notification based on the severity of the threat, allowing pre-intervention and response by security personnel and/or law enforcement.