Everbridge Unveils AI-Powered High Velocity CEM Platform

May 5, 2025
Everbridge has introduced High Velocity CEM, an AI-driven platform designed to enhance critical event management and business resilience, announced in a press release.

Everbridge has introduced High Velocity CEM, an AI-driven platform designed to enhance critical event management and business resilience, announced in a press release. This new platform is built on over $1 billion in investments and utilizes patented Purpose-built AI to help organizations manage risks more effectively.

High Velocity CEM aims to address the increasing complexity of modern threats, such as cyber attacks, climate-related events, and digital outages. It offers features like AI-powered risk intelligence, full lifecycle automation, and a unified operating interface to enable faster and more coordinated responses. The platform's AI models are trained on millions of real-world events to support precision in high-stakes scenarios.

Everbridge has emphasized the need for organizations to move beyond reactive strategies, highlighting the platform's ability to predict, prevent, and coordinate responses to threats. The introduction of High Velocity CEM coincides with findings from the 2025 Global Enterprise Resilience Report, which notes a significant increase in investment in resilience programs.

The platform will be officially debuted at Everbridge's annual Discover Resilience 2025 conference, where industry experts will discuss the evolving landscape of crisis management.

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