Where Buffalo Computer Graphics fits in law enforcement and security operations
1. Incident command software for multi-agency operations
One shared incident command system for patrol, investigations, SWAT, dispatch, EOD and command staff. DLAN incident management software runs the record from first call to after-action, using the same ICS software workflow every mutual-aid partner already knows.
2. Incident action plan software (IAP software)
Command staff build ICS-compliant Incident Action Plans directly inside DLAN. Every objective, assignment and resource is logged and versioned for the after-action report.
3. Mass notification software and public alerting
Push shelter-in-place, active-threat, evacuation and road-closure messages through IPAWS integration, Wireless Emergency Alerts and EAS. Our mass notification system fires from the same console as the incident record, with a full audit trail for disclosure.
4. GIS and situational awareness
Command staff and field supervisors see patrol zones, mutual-aid boundaries, critical infrastructure, live weather and open incidents on one map through the DLAN GIS common operating picture. Add asset tracking for units, K9 teams and drones.
5. Training and custom engineering for specialized units
Buffalo Computer Graphics designs role-specific simulators and integrations for SWAT, EOD, marine units, transit police and campus safety through our custom engineering practice. See the portfolio.
6. Field operations on mobile
Officers and security personnel receive assignments, alerts and location-tagged updates through the DLAN Mobile Responder app, with two-way status and photo attachments back to command.
Multi-agency and mutual aid
Active-threat, protest response, natural disaster and large planned events all need clean handoffs. Our interoperability services let city police, county sheriffs, state police and federal partners share the same incident record. See New York State Enhanced Communications for a state-scale deployment.
Who we serve
Municipal police, county sheriff offices, state police and highway patrol, campus and transit police, court security, EOD, private security teams and federal partners running joint operations. Also see government and military operations and game-day and stadium security.
Common scenarios
Active-threat and barricade response, protest and civil-unrest management, dignitary and executive protection, planned events, campus lockdowns, court security, EOD callouts, mutual-aid disaster response and daily patrol incident logging.
