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Kingdom of Belgium
National Incident & Crisis Management System
- 600+Jurisdictions
- 4,000Active users
- 4Languages
Belgium chose COBRA as the single national repository for emergency management information, connecting cities, municipalities, provinces, and federal authorities alongside ports, high-risk companies, hospitals, and organizations of national significance.
The challenge
One platform that scales from a local incident to a national response, works in every language the country operates in, and brings organizations of very different kinds onto the same picture.
What COBRA provided
Multi-language support across French, Dutch, German, and English. National GIS mapping layers, critical and vulnerable facility management, hospital bed status tracking, an emergency management plan repository, exercise planning and after-action reporting, and multi-jurisdictional information sharing.
The same deployment that handles day-to-day municipal incidents became the security foundation for the 2017 Tour de France.
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
National Crisis and Security Center Management
- 47Ministries
- 225Active users
- 6+ yrsIn service
Jordan's National Crisis and Security Center runs COBRA as its primary command and control platform for national crisis response, in a region facing complex and continuous security demands.
The challenge
Coordinate a national response across multiple agencies and security organizations, with secure real-time information sharing and decision support at the highest levels of government.
What COBRA provided
A native Arabic interface alongside other languages, a secure logbook for sensitive communications, real-time status boards, integrated mapping with facility management, event management covering both planned and unplanned incidents, and multi-agency coordination.
A deployment in an environment where reliability, data protection, and operational continuity are not negotiable.
U.S. Air National Guard
12+ years of continuous military operations
- 2012–2024Continuous service
- 90Wings
- 54Joint operations centers
- ThousandsActive users
The Air National Guard has used COBRA for more than twelve years to coordinate emergency operations, exercises, and real-world incident response across 90 wings and 54 joint operations centers.
The challenge
Support distributed military installations with emergency management that works consistently across units, while maintaining operational security and meeting Department of Defense requirements.
What COBRA provided
Secure logbook documentation, multi-level event management, status boards for resource tracking, integrated mapping, exercise planning and evaluation, after-action report management, and multi-unit coordination.
Twelve years spanning exercises, natural disaster responses, security incidents, and operational contingencies on one platform.
Romania
CTEX 2025 multi-agency training exercise
- 500+Participants
- 7Exercise days
COBRA supported Romania's CTEX 2025 exercise, coordinating a large-scale scenario across multiple responding organizations.
The challenge
Run a complex multi-agency exercise where every participating organization works from the same picture, and the after-action review is built from what actually happened rather than from recollection.
What COBRA provided
Exercise management, multi-agency coordination, logbook documentation, status tracking, and after-action report generation.
Canadian Pacific Kansas City
Critical rail infrastructure protection
CPKC, one of North America's transcontinental railway systems, uses COBRA to coordinate emergency response across its rail network: a private-sector critical infrastructure deployment.
The challenge
Coordinate response across thousands of miles of rail spanning many jurisdictions and regulatory environments, without interrupting operations.
What COBRA provided
Geographic incident tracking, multi-jurisdictional coordination, hazmat response documentation, regulatory compliance reporting, and resource deployment tracking.
Hungary
2024 Foot and Mouth Disease response
During Hungary's 2024 Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak, COBRA coordinated an agricultural emergency, a scenario well outside the traditional all-hazards list.
The challenge
Bring agricultural authorities, veterinary services, transportation agencies, and government ministries into one response fast enough to contain spread, while keeping documentation good enough for regulatory scrutiny.
What COBRA provided
Geographic outbreak tracking, facility quarantine management, multi-language support, decision documentation, regulatory reporting, and inter-agency communication.
