Using an annual subscription model, StratAlert.com will call subscribers’ home phone or cell phone with time sensitive information in the event of a threat from a nearby terrorist attack or natural disaster. For good measure, StratAlert also sends a text message and an email.

Subscribers who sign up now with StratAlert also get a free family supply of FDA-approved thyroid-blocking anti-radition pills to use in case of a terrorist radioactive dirty bomb or radiation leak from a nuclear reactor. The U.S. government currently stockpiles these pills for citizens living close to a reactor.

The company’s plan is to bring private sector resources and expertise to help protect American citizens. Co-founder and Dallas-based businessman Philipp Czernin explains: “With the most recent NIE [National Intelligence Estimate] showing signs of Al Qaeda plots here at home and with natural disasters like Katrina and earthquakes threatening our nuclear reactors like in Japan recently, we must not sit back and rely solely on the government to save us. The private sector can and should have a big role to play. That’s where StratAlert comes in.”

One hypothetical scenario used to highlight StratAlert's value involves threat arising from a terrorist attack or natural disaster occurring at night while you are asleep. With around-the-clock, around-the-globe monitoring, StratAlert can identify a threat and call you even in the middle of the night to wake you and your family. After alerting your own friends and family, you can then take the necessary steps to swiftly move your family to safety or protect yourselves at home. Either way, the information could be life saving.

Currently, there are no other known companies offering such a comprehensive monitoring and notification system and local and state emergency responders often struggle with funding and technology and frequently do not have any plan in place to notify you at home. StratAlert’s introductory subscription rate is $44.95 for one year.

CONTACT: Please go to www.stratalert.com or call Philipp Czernin at (214) 520-4420.


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