InterOps Video Network

Secure visual communication across private networks.

InterOps is an IP-based communications network built to provide audio and video connectivity between firewalled private LAN/WAN environments, especially for agencies and institutions that cannot rely on ordinary public meeting tools.

Networked video communications equipment and displays

Built for cross-agency work

When private networks need to see and hear each other.

Before InterOps, visual connectivity over IP between private networks and the emergency services they support was difficult to deliver reliably. InterOps gives subscribers visual connectivity to other subscribers without flattening the network boundaries those organizations depend on.

  • More than 400 endpoints across over 150 private LAN/WAN environments.
  • Subscribers include hospitals, fire departments, medical control authorities, emergency operations centers, police departments, health departments, community colleges, and state agencies.
  • Secure offsite co-location with multiple backup services and security measures.
  • Clustered firewall traversal approach for automatic failover in the event of equipment failure.

Network Features

Designed for critical communication.

The InterOps Video Network supports hundreds of simultaneous video calls, AES/DES encryption, H.323 and SIP protocols, multi-site bridging, and recording services.

Firewall-aware connectivity

Connect private networks without forcing agencies to compromise the boundaries that keep their environments protected.

Subscriber-to-subscriber reach

Hospitals, emergency services, health agencies, colleges, and state partners can visually connect to other subscribers.

Bridging and recording

Multi-site sessions and recording services are available for coordinated response, training, and operations.