Use cases

From urban defense to crisis management.

CityTac supports law enforcement in scenarios where people's safety depends on a clear picture and fast decisions: urban threats, demonstrations, large events, territorial control and emergencies.

01Scenarios

Six scenarios, one method.

In every scenario the path is the same: read the area, set the Alpha Zone, map the threats, deploy the defense.

  1. 01

    Urban threat defense

    • Protection of squares, buildings and sensitive targets
    • Prevention of vehicle attacks
    • Aerial threats and unauthorized drones
    • Security rings around critical points
  2. 02

    Demonstrations and marches

    • Planning of the route and assembly areas
    • Access points, screening and egress routes
    • Separation of opposing groups
    • Protection of participants and residents
  3. 03

    Large events

    • Concerts, sporting events, public ceremonies
    • Crowd management for arrivals and egress
    • Pre-screening and access control
    • Coordination across multiple forces and operators
  4. 04

    Territorial control

    • Policing of sensitive urban areas
    • Planning of patrol services
    • Shared picture between the operations room and patrols
    • Continuous situation updates
  5. 05

    Critical infrastructure

    • Stations, ports, airports and plants
    • Protection of perimeters and access points
    • Vulnerable points and threat axes
    • Continuity of protection over time
  6. 06

    Crisis management

    • Sudden incidents and emergencies
    • Evacuations and safety corridors
    • Coordination with civil protection
    • Rapid briefings for the chain of command

02Urban threats

Defending urban space against threats.

Squares, streets and crowded places are vulnerable targets. CityTac helps identify critical points and plan a proportionate defense, focused where it is needed.

  • Vehicle threats

    Vehicle avenues of approach and points where barriers and posts should be placed.

  • Airspace

    Areas to protect from aerial threats and observation points.

  • Sensitive targets

    Alpha Zone and security rings around government buildings, places of worship and symbolic sites.

  • Crowded places

    Areas where people gather and escape routes.

03Demonstrations

Demonstrations and marches: security and rights.

Demonstrating is a fundamental right. Planning serves to ensure that a demonstration takes place safely, for those who take part and for those who live in the city.

  • Route and assembly areas

    March route, destination squares and potential flashpoints on a single map.

  • Access points and screening

    Entrances, screening points and side streets to man or to keep open.

  • Egress routes

    Exit corridors kept clear at all times to prevent crushes and panic.

  • Proportionate posts

    Units deployed according to the risk level, with comparable alternatives.

04Territorial control

A common picture for territorial control.

The day-to-day policing of urban areas requires constant coordination between the operations room and field units.

  • Sensitive areas

    Zones requiring constant attention and their observation points.

  • Patrol coordination

    The operations room and units see the same updated scenario.

  • Analysis over time

    Scenario history helps improve service planning.

  • Role-based access

    Each level of the chain of command sees the information within its remit.

05Crisis management

When the situation changes within minutes.

In an emergency, the picture must be rebuilt quickly and shared with all the actors involved.

  • Evolving scenarios

    Threats and critical areas are updated as new information comes in.

  • Evacuations

    Evacuation corridors, assembly areas and access routes for emergency services.

  • Inter-agency coordination

    A picture shared by law enforcement, civil protection and local authorities.

  • AI agent support

    Agents connected via MCP summarize the situation and propose updates to the scheme.

06Frequently asked questions

The answers, in brief.

01

Can CityTac be used to plan security for a demonstration?

Yes. CityTac lets you represent the route, assembly areas, access points, egress routes and posts in a single scenario, and compare alternative solutions with the aim of ensuring the safety of participants and residents.

02

How does CityTac help defend against urban threats?

CityTac makes it possible to identify sensitive targets, set the Alpha Zone with its security rings, map the axes of possible threats, such as vehicle or aerial threats, and check which ones are covered by the defense scheme.

03

Is CityTac useful for crisis and emergency management?

Yes. In a crisis, the CityTac scenario is updated quickly and shared with all the actors involved, including the planning of evacuations, safety corridors and assembly areas.

04

Can multiple forces or agencies work on the same scenario?

Yes, within their permissions: in CityTac, each organization and each role sees and edits only what falls within its remit, on a common picture.

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