Response agencies can request an emergency activation during a catastrophic incident by emailing, emergencyresponse@cisco.com.
For general non-emergency inquiries, please email, crisisresponse-info@cisco.com.
In 2005, Cisco’s Tactical Operations (TacOps) team provided emergency connectivity for agencies and organizations impacted by Hurricane Katrina. In 2020, TacOps merged with the Cisco Critical Human Needs investment portfolio to optimize its social impact—becoming Cisco Crisis Response.
Our team includes technical engineers, operations and logistics coordinators, grant portfolio managers, and over 600 Cisco employees who volunteer their time and expertise.
The Cisco Network Emergency Response Vehicle (NERV) is a ruggedized, resilient, and automated vehicle-based mobile command and communications resource that can provide mission-critical networking to recover after catastrophes.
This trailer contains rapidly deployable and highly secure network, radio, and collaboration technologies. It is designed to fit into a C-17 cargo aircraft.
The Cisco Emergency Communication Kit is designed to quickly, securely, and reliably establish voice and data communications in remote environments. (Only available in the United States.)
This kit is designed for emergency responders, assessment teams, and others who require a highly portable, lightweight, power-efficient, and secure network.
The Mesh Response Kit (MRK) is a mesh solution providing a wireless network for first responders, emergency managers, critical infrastructure, and similar agencies.
The Phone Kit is a cloud-based telephony solution designed to provide additional IP phones to quickly expand voice services beyond the initial capacity of our other portable emergency communications platforms. (Only available in the United States.)
The Cisco Line of Sight kit provides line-of-sight wireless data connecvity in point to point (PtP) or point to multipoint (PtMP) scenarios for disaster response missions.