Real-Time Technology Group Gains DHS SAFETY Act Designation
The SAFETY Act provides incentives for the development of anti-terrorism technologies by creating a system of procedures for risk management and litigation management.
The Department of Homeland Security's SAFETY Act designation program was established to reward invention and commercialization of anti-terrorism technologies.
FLEMINGTON, N.J. – Real-Time Technology Group (RTTG), a provider of secure and hosted identity and risk management solutions, announces the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has awarded its Real-Time Verification (RTV) technology with SAFETY Act designation. The designation program was established to reward invention and commercialization of anti-terrorism technologies.
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RTTG received DHS SAFETY Act protections for RTV as a qualified anti-terrorism technology (QATT) following a rigorous review and evaluation process. The Secure Worker Access Consortium (SWAC), driven by the RTV technology platform, was one of the key considerations in the review process. SWAC is a cooperative security program that enables the effective and efficient screening of individuals who require access to secure areas or confidential information.
Specifically, RTV is a Web-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application that provides comprehensive personnel assurance through the secure collection and audited need-to-know sharing of sensitive personal information. The technology is designed to assist risk managers in evaluating and assuring employee and contractor compliance with local safety and security procedures.
According to the company, RTV supports the following secure processes: online enrollment, positive identity verification (including document validation), threat screening and monitoring, compliance measurement, and credential issuance and authentication. RTV’s real-time data analysis delivers continuous evaluation of compliance criteria, including terrorist watch lists, civil and criminal public record alerts and continuing education requirements.
“This prestigious designation assures our clients that DHS has thoroughly reviewed our technology and hosting infrastructure, and deemed that it meets the high standards required as a designated qualified anti-terrorism technology,” says Daniel Krantz, managing director and CEO, RTTG.
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