Features

From the territory to the defense scheme.

Every CityTac feature has the same goal: turning the data of an area into clear, shared and traceable decisions.

01Territory

Know the area before acting.

The basis of every scenario is an accurate reading of the territory and its critical points.

  • Geospatial layers

    Maps, buildings, roads and utility networks on a single map.

  • Access points and entrances

    Entrances, passages and screening points, mapped and classified.

  • Crowd flows

    Inflow and egress routes and areas where crowds gather.

  • Observation points

    Vantage points from which to monitor the area.

02Protection

Alpha Zone and security rings.

The Alpha Zone is the priority area to protect. Around it, CityTac organizes concentric rings, each with its own rules and posts.

  • Defining the Alpha Zone

    Drawing the priority area and its critical points.

  • Security rings

    Concentric perimeters for containment, pre-screening and control.

  • Controlled access

    Access points open, manned or closed, with their status always visible.

  • Egress routes

    Exit and evacuation corridors to keep clear at all times.

03Threats

A clear, up-to-date threat register.

Every threat, known or potential, has a location, a type, a risk level and an avenue of approach.

  • SYS-01

    Risk classification

    Type and risk level, with symbols readable at a glance.

  • SYS-02

    Vehicle threats

    Vehicle avenues of approach and points to protect with barriers.

  • SYS-03

    Aerial threats

    Areas to protect from unauthorized drones and related observation points.

  • SYS-04

    Crowd-related risks

    Overcrowding areas and critical points in crowd flows.

04Defense

Comparable defense schemes.

For each scenario you can prepare several schemes and compare them before deciding.

  • Posts and units

    Positioning of units and posts on the ground.

  • Coverage check

    Which access points and threat axes are covered, and which are not.

  • Alternatives side by side

    Several schemes for the same scenario, compared before the choice is made.

  • History and debriefing

    Every version remains available for later analysis.

05Collaboration and governance

Shared, controlled, traceable.

  • Real-time sharing

    The operations room and field units work on the same scenario.

  • Roles and permissions

    Separate authorizations for people and AI agents.

  • Action log

    Every change, human or automated, is logged.

  • Built-in MCP server

    CityTac's tools are available to any compatible AI agent.

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06Frequently asked questions

The answers, in brief.

01

How do you create a scenario in CityTac?

You start from the area: load the geospatial layers, set the Alpha Zone with its security rings, log the threats and finally lay out the defense scheme, which can be compared with alternatives.

02

Can you prepare several defense schemes for the same event?

Yes. CityTac lets you develop alternative defense schemes on the same scenario and compare them before choosing the one to adopt.

03

Are changes to the scenario tracked?

Yes. In CityTac, every change, whether made by an operator or proposed by an AI agent, is logged and remains available for review.

04

Do field units see the same scenario as the operations room?

Yes. The CityTac scenario is shared between the operations room and field units, which work on the same updated picture, each according to its own permissions.

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