Command Centre / capability
Source Integration and Incident Workflow
The riskiest four minutes are at shift change. A system-built handover carries open incidents, their age, the screen state and every event flagged since.
The riskiest four minutes in a control room are the ones at shift change.
Everything the outgoing operator knows that is not written down leaves the building with them. What the incoming operator inherits is a logbook entry made by somebody who was busy, and a screen layout they did not set up.
Get SECCOM to sit through a real shift handover and write down what is actually passed, at no cost. Two shifts, on the floor, no equipment involved. It is the single most useful hour in this whole category.
What you get. A handover record the system builds for you: open incidents with owner and elapsed time, screen state, standing escalations, and auto-flagged events since the previous handover. Plus an integration map naming every source, its protocol, its owner and what happens when it stops arriving.
Where SECCOM stops. The operating procedure, what an operator must do with an event once it reaches them, belongs to the operation. SECCOM builds the workflow that carries it and the record that proves it ran.