MCP’s James King Recognized by the 2022 Communities of Excellence Recognition and Assessment Program
Dr. King supported the assessment report of a Florida community
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Mission Critical Partners status as the leading independent provider of cybersecurity services for public safety and justice agencies in the federal, state, and local government markets. Learn more about our services that reduce cyber risk.
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With 381 assessments across the public sector using our proprietary MAPS methodology, our industry experts have compiled and analyzed assessment data in a range of considerations. Learn more about the state of the industry today.
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With 381 assessments across the public sector using our proprietary MAPS methodology, our industry experts have compiled and analyzed assessment data in a range of considerations. Learn more about the state of the industry today.
See the Insights
With more than 300 assessments across the public sector using our proprietary MAPS methodology, our industry experts have compiled and analyzed assessment data in a range of considerations. Learn more about the state of the industry today.
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Mission Critical Partners offers complimentary, unlimited, and customized grant funding assistance to help our clients find applicable grants and secure funding to achieve their goals.
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The House's passage of HR 7624, the Spectrum Innovation Act of 2022, is a giant leap forward for the 911 community.
Exactly one year ago, MCP announced the acquisition of Seattle-based MTG Management Consultants, which today is known as our Justice, Management, and Technology (JMT) services team. This acquisition has generated enormous benefits for our clients and the firm over the past 12 months.
Cybersecurity threats and issues are increasing and evolving continuously, seemingly at warp speed. It is difficult to keep up with it all—but it is imperative that every organization does everything possible to protect its networks, systems and devices from cyberattacks. This is especially true of organizations that provide mission-critical, life-saving services, e.g., law enforcement agencies, fire/rescue departments, emergency medical services agencies and emergency communications centers, aka 911 centers.
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On December 8, Mission Critical Partners (MCP) kicked off its tenth-annual, two-day extravaganza in Pittsburgh, an event that brings together all 125 MCP professionals from around the county, as well as keynote speakers and several clients. The purpose of the event is to discuss in detail emerging and industry-changing topics, network, inspire, and educate MCP professionals on the biggest topics impacting public safety.
The key theme that emerged at this year’s end-of-year event was the need for the public safety community to figure out ways to harness the tremendous amount of data that could be available to first responders in the nation’s emergency communications centers (ECCs) and in the field.
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