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MCP in the News: DMV Shows Off New Online Look Ahead of Digital Transformation

This article originally appeared in the Pahrump Valley Times.

Mission Critical Partners Announces Acquisition of RKV Technologies

The firm will boost MCP’s data integration, information technology, and project management offerings for public-sector organizations

MCP in the News: Booz Allen Was Not the Only Company Involved in this Week's M&A

This article originally appeared in Washington Technology.

Mission Critical Partners Acquires Secure Halo to Help Clients Navigate Cybersecurity Risks

Acquisition expands MCP’s portfolio of managed cybersecurity services and strengthens its capabilities

MCP Joins Project 25 Technology Interest Group

Firm joins other industry leaders to advance interoperability of public safety-grade, digital two-way radio systems and devices

Mission Critical Partners Launches New Grant Assistance Program

Offering will provide public sector organizations with complementary support to help them navigate the complex application process

MCP in the News: Study to Examine the Quality of Internet Service Across Jefferson County, PA

This article originally appeared in The Courier Express and can be viewed here.

Rich Cagle Joins Mission Critical Partners to Lead Growth

Mission-critical communications expert brings extensive public-sector experience

MCP in the News: The National 911 Program Selects Mission Critical Partners for 911 DataPath Pilot Project

This article was originally published on 911.gov News.

The National 911 Program has selected Mission Critical Partners (MCP) to pilot and evaluate the first subset of the 911 DataPath data exchange model. This pilot project is the next step in building a national 911 data system as envisioned by the 911 DataPath Initiative. The first step was the publication of a strategic plan for the “universe” of 911 data, and the second was the release of Administrative Data for 911 Decision-Making, which features the first subset of the 911 data. 

MCP in the News: States need boost for 911 networks and staffing, analysts say

This article originally appeared in StateScoop on November 23, 2021 and can be viewed here.

Emergency call centers across the nation are "doing a good job" upgrading to modern technology compatible with next-generation 911, but the core infrastructure backing those systems needs a boost, according to a recent analysis from the public-safety consulting firm Mission Critical Partners.

Madison County manager: 911 system 'grossly inadequate' as board considers $5M overhaul

This article originally appeared in the Asheville Citizen Times and can be viewed here.

Mission Critical Partners Identifies Largest Risk Areas for 911 Centers After Completing Over 100 Vulnerability Assessments

Data shows public safety agencies continue to see issues in staffing and implementation of Internet Protocol networks, a foundational component of Next Generation 911 (NG911).

State College, Pa. (November 18, 2021) — Mission Critical Partners (MCP) announced that the firm reached a significant milestone when it surpassed the 100th vulnerability assessment on behalf of clients in conjunction with its Model for Advancing Public Safety (MAPS®) methodology. MAPS is a proprietary assessment model developed by MCP that analyzes data and identifies vulnerabilities compared with critical success factors for public safety agencies.