Security & Trust
CMP is designed as a privacy-conscious communication channel supporting an institution’s own crisis-management and business-continuity procedures.
Data minimisation
The employee experience is designed without personal employee profiles. CMP collects only the information required to activate devices, deliver alerts and record operational responses.
Protected access
Administrative functions are separated from public and employee access. Institution administrators control their own workspace, users, locations and messages.
Secure communication
CMP is served over encrypted HTTPS connections. Access links and activation mechanisms are designed to avoid exposing reusable access codes in plain text.
Operational resilience
The alerting channel is hosted separately from an institution’s internal email and Wi-Fi. It can support continuity planning, while still depending on public connectivity, devices and third-party push infrastructure. It does not establish NIS2 or standards compliance.
Controlled NFC access
NFC tags contain a secure CMP link. Permissions, visitor expiry dates, room information and revocation remain controlled centrally rather than being permanently stored on the card.
Clear responsibility
CMP provides communication and documentation tools; it does not provide or replace crisis-management, emergency-response, evacuation or business-continuity plans. Each institution remains responsible for its plans, decisions, alert content, recipients, escalation, reporting, training, testing and backup channels.
Security is an ongoing process
CMP reviews its safeguards as the platform develops. Specific contractual, procurement or technical-security questions can be discussed directly during a pilot or product review.