PTS Dialer

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) offers services to support national leadership, government agencies, and first responders in emergency situations. These services, known as GETS and WPS, are designed to streamline the communication process and reduce errors during priority calls. They also eliminate the need for physical GETS cards, making it easier for users to access these services when needed.

One of the main benefits of GETS and WPS is their ease of use in emergency conditions. The services are optimized for one-hand operation, making it quick and efficient for users to make priority calls. This can be crucial in emergency situations where time is of the essence. Additionally, the services speed up the priority calling process, reducing the chances of calls being dropped or not going through.

Another key feature of GETS and WPS is the ability to store the GETS PIN on the user's phone, increasing security and convenience. The destination number can also be easily entered from various sources, such as frequent calls, contacts, keypad, or recent calls. This eliminates the need for users to manually dial the number, reducing the chances of dialing errors.

The app also includes a log of recent calls made within the app, as well as a list of frequently called numbers. This makes it easier for users to access and call important numbers quickly during an emergency. Additionally, the app offers a convenient test call functionality for both WPS and GETS, ensuring that the services are working properly and ready to be used when needed.

For more detailed information about GETS and WPS, users can visit the CISA website at https://www.cisa.gov/pts. GETS is intended for use when the landline network is congested, while WPS is designed for use when the wireless network is congested. Both services are available for authorized national security and emergency preparedness users, providing crucial support in times of crisis.