Read Titan HST’s announcement about its DHS SAFETY Act designation as a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT).
Titan HST has announced its designation as a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT) under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s SAFETY Act. The company’s announcement highlights the designation as a credential for organizations evaluating its emergency communications platform.
The public designation record
DHS’s public designation directory lists Titan HST with approval dated July 8, 2026, and an expiration date of July 31, 2031. It describes a hosted emergency communication service with browser and mobile access, together with manuals, training, onboarding, and software maintenance.
View the DHS designation directory (opens in a new tab). The listing was checked on October 30, 2026.
What Titan HST highlights
Liability mitigation
The company’s flyer highlights liability protections associated with the designated technology’s performance during a covered event. This is relevant to risk-management discussions when an organization evaluates a deployment.
Federal review
Titan HST describes the designation as following a DHS review of its technology’s effectiveness, reliability, and performance in practice. The designation provides a specific credential to consider alongside the platform’s capabilities and the organization’s requirements.
Internal approval and procurement
The flyer also identifies the QATT designation as a credential that can inform procurement, legal review, and compliance discussions. Those teams can use the designation record and its terms as part of their evaluation.
Understanding the scope
DHS describes designation as providing limited liability protection for certain third-party claims involving deployment of a designated technology in relation to an Act of Terrorism. Applicability depends on the designation’s terms and the circumstances of the deployment and event.
DHS also explains that SAFETY Act designation is not a product endorsement. The designation should be read in its specific legal and technical context.
Read the official DHS SAFETY Act FAQs (opens in a new tab). Titan HST’s original announcement is available below.
Read the DHS SAFETY Act designation PDF (opens in a new tab)