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WASHINGTON DC, (DECEMBER 3, 2012) - In a blog post on December 3, Government Computer News described how solutions like White Canvas Group’s GridMeNow and Palantir’s software have been applied for critical communications in both civilian and military settings. The post highlights use of GridMeNow in Jackal Stone special ops exercises in Croatia and among first responders for disaster relief. Read more
WASHINGTON DC, (NOVEMBER 25, 2012) – Jon Iadonisi, Founder of White Canvas Group and a former Navy SEAL, appeared on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal on Sunday, November 25th to discuss the next steps in federal efforts to combat the emerging cyber security threat. Years before Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta’s proclamation that the U.S. was on the verge of a “cyber Pearl Harbor,” Read more
ALEXANDRIA, VA (NOVEMBER 8, 2012)- (Urgent Communications) A quickly deployable situational-awareness solution from White Canvas Group helped bolster the efficiency and effectiveness of the Huntingdon County, Pa., response to Superstorm Sandy, according to an emergency-management official. Read more
ALEXANDRIA, VA (NOVEMBER 6, 2012)– GridMeNow™, White Canvas Group’s Smartphone-based situational awareness technology is being used for critical post-Sandy disaster assessment and recovery in New York and Pennsylvania by Cotton Industries and the Huntingdon County Emergency Management Agency. The organizations are relying on the solution to map damage areas in New York State and Pennsylvania and provide disaster recovery teams with rapid, “two-click,” location-based information that cannot be delivered by any other communications technologies available today. Read more
WASHINGTON, DC (OCTOBER 23, 2012)—Planners for the Jackal Stone 2012 special operations exercise that took place in Croatia in September created quite the scenario. The fictional country of Freedonia was infiltrated by a criminal organization, and an 11-nation coalition of forces led by the United States stepped in and dealt with the situation. Read more