Intrado and Mission Critical Partners Formed Partnership
The two firms have joined forces to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity services to public safety agencies.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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Intrado Life & Safety and Mission Critical Partners have announced a new cybersecurity collaboration. This partnership provides emergency communications entities with managed detection, response, and security assessment services.
Why it matters
Public safety agencies require specialized cybersecurity strategies to protect sensitive information while maintaining operational readiness. This collaboration addresses security across people, processes, and technology to support critical infrastructure.
The partnership includes services such as managed detection and response, penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning. These offerings align with NIST frameworks, NENA standards, and FBI Criminal Justice Information Services policies.
The players
Intrado Life & Safety
Headquartered in Longmont, Colorado, this company provides specialized emergency communications technology for public safety organizations.
Mission Critical Partners
This firm specializes in providing consulting and managed services tailored for justice and public safety agencies.
The details
Intrado customers will gain access to Mission Critical Partners' independent cybersecurity services designed specifically for emergency communications. The scope of work encompasses tabletop exercises, incident-response planning, and comprehensive security awareness training.
Timeline
October 12, 2026: Intrado and Mission Critical Partners announced their collaboration.
The Tech Race
This collaboration reflects a broader trend of integrating specialized security protocols into emergency communications infrastructure to meet the FBI Criminal Justice Information Services security policy. It positions the companies to address the growing complexity of cyber threats facing public safety institutions.
Public safety agencies can now leverage bundled security services to identify vulnerabilities in their emergency communication systems. These improvements aim to enhance data protection and reduce risks during critical emergency response operations.
The takeaway
Entities operating in the public safety sector should evaluate their existing security frameworks against current NIST and NENA standards. Regular penetration testing and incident planning are essential steps for protecting sensitive data against evolving cyber threats.
Further reading
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More information
Review the full scope of security offerings on the security assessment and readiness review portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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