  We prove, under some mild conditions, that the equivariant twisted K-theory
group of a crossed module admits a ring structure if the twisting 2-cocycle is
2-multiplicative. We also give an explicit construction of the transgression
map $T_1: H^*(\Gamma;A) \to H^{*-1}((N\rtimes \Gamma;A)$ for any crossed module
$N\to \Gamma$ and prove that any element in the image is
$\infty$-multiplicative. As a consequence, we prove that, under some mild
conditions, for a crossed module $N \to \gm$ and any $e \in
\check{Z}^3(\Gamma;S^1)$, that the equivariant twisted K-theory group
$K^*_{e,\Gamma}(N)$ admits a ring structure. As an application, we prove that
for a compact, connected and simply connected Lie group G, the equivariant
twisted K-theory group $K_{[c], G}^* (G)$ is endowed with a canonical ring
structure $K^{i+d}_{[c],G}(G)\otimes K^{j+d}_{[c],G}(G)\to K^{i+j+d}_{[c],
G}(G)$, where $d=dim G$ and $[c]\in H^2(G\rtimes G;S^1)$.
