Secure Crisis Management Tool

Incident Report Zones

The Incident Reporting and Crisis Management Platform is designed to provide emerging situation alerts, real time incident response, training, advisory support, and follow-up for trainers, trainees and stakeholders. Each zone is configured accordingly:

Incident Support Zone features:

1. Up to 300 members
2. Direct messaging between ITRs and CRT members
3. General announcements from the CRT that are visible by all ITRs
4. Topical conversation channels for all members
5. Private conversation channels for CRT members only
6. Private conversation channels as required by CRT and ITRs regions
7. Private drives deployable by CRT and ITR regions
8. Secure International Standard Operating Procedures and Knowledge Base
9. Access by ITRs to files provided by the CRT
10. Profile-secured safety pin code
11. Secure tunneled access to Forms
12. Automated incident intake bot
13. Incident report logging
14. Incident alert distribution to the CRT
15. Incident claiming and escalation
16. Geolocation statistics of ITRs
17. Geolocation map dashboard of ITRs

Secure Chat and Files

Communications and structured information are at the core of everything teams do. That’s why we built direct messaging, group chat, and file syncing into the core of Diode Collab. All capabilities are fully end-to-end encrypted, ensuring that your team operates at only the highest security level available.

Access the Internet from Anywhere

Collaborating with Diode Collab is like using a VPN and collaboration tool built in one. This allows your team to connect from anywhere in the world. And, if they happen to be in the same office, their devices direct-connect to carry on the conversation without even touching the Internet.

Protected Identities

Diode Collab doesn’t require any personally identifiable information from you or your team to sign up and get going - all a Diode account requires is a pseudo anonymous username. Whether your team members use a single device or multiple linked devices, they can all be managed via self-custody credentials that are never stored on a server.