- Genasys Inc. (GNSS, Financial) observes a surge in demand for its CONNECT platform following the "Signalgate" controversy.
- CONNECT now boasts presence in 41 states with over 500 agencies using the platform.
- The platform offers complete control and compliance for governmental communications.
Genasys Inc. (GNSS), renowned as a global leader in Protective Communications, has announced a marked increase in interest and orders for its CONNECT platform. This surge follows the "Signalgate" controversy, which implicated members of the federal government using the Signal messaging app for sensitive communications. Key public safety leaders are now gravitating towards CONNECT for its fully compliant, mission-critical communication capabilities.
Currently, the CONNECT platform is deployed across 41 states and serves more than 500 agencies, with additional states and agencies running deployment trials. Chief Jeff Halstead (Ret.), the Senior Director of Strategic Accounts at Genasys, highlighted that the platform’s legal compliance and secure communication features have become crucial for public safety leaders during crisis events.
CONNECT's features include heavily encrypted messaging compatible across all devices, agency-controlled data ownership, and comprehensive compliance with legal standards such as FOIA, CJIS/FBI, public records retention laws, and HIPAA. The platform ensures that all data, chats, and attachments are agency-owned, providing a transparent and accountable system for law enforcement communication.
Genasys Inc. continues to expand its reach and influence, supporting over 155 million people in all 50 states and in more than 100 countries worldwide. The ongoing boost in demand underscores the necessity for secure and compliant communication solutions within governmental and public safety sectors.
