Foreground: A person is seated at a desk working on a computer. Multiple digital content panels float above the desk—icons for text (“Aa”), video, images, and documents—suggesting blogging, content creation, or digital media management.

Left side: A large stylized padlock and network grid symbolize cybersecurity, protection, and secure technology.

Top-left corner: A logo reading “SURVIVE TECHNOLOGY”, reinforcing a tech-focused brand identity.

Top-center text box: A blog introduction explaining that the site shares experiences, reviews of products and services, and topics related to cybersecurity and technology, emphasizing learning and new perspectives.

Top-right: A small label reading “Blog.”

Color palette: Warm coral/orange background with cool blue and purple accents, giving a professional yet approachable feel.

Style: Clean vector illustration, minimalistic, no photorealism—typical of tech blogs, landing pages, or explainer graphics.

Streamlining the IT Process in Public Safety Departments Through the Use of a Free HTML Splash Page

Working in the IT department of public safety can be a challenge, especially when getting software approved can be a lengthy process. But with the right technology and software, the process can be made significantly easier. To illustrate this, I created a free HTML splash page for police and fire departments that would open up once a Windows machine was booted. This gave officers and firefighters quick access to the links they needed. By doing this, I was able to make the IT process more efficient for these departments.

This Splash page was created using Windows Notepad.
I included both external websites and internal links.
I was able to insert internal files by directing the link to a local folder.
Once I was done editing, the file was saved as file_name.html
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