Cybertel Bridge Joins The Critical Communications Association

MCX specialist Cybertel Bridge joins global critical communications organisation TCCA.

Mission critical services (MCX) specialist Cybertel Bridge has joined TCCA, the member-driven global organisation for the advancement of critical communications worldwide. Established in 2000, Cybertel Bridge is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, where the company designs and produces MCX solutions and devices.

An innovator in SIP-based mission critical communications, Cybertel Bridge holds 13 patents in VoIP/Push-to-Talk services. The company commercially launched Push to Video service for the Republic of Korea Air Force in 2012, and since 2016, in partnership with a global network vendor, has developed and deployed MCX solutions to 3GPP open standards specifications.

Cybertel Bridge deploys large scale projects such as South Korea’s public safety communications network, private communication networks for the Air Force and South Korean Navy ships, and integrated wireless communication networks for railways.

 It is with much pleasure that we welcome Cybertel Bridge to TCCA’s international member community,” said TCCA CEO Kevin Graham. “We wish the team much success with the 3GPP MCX solutions and services they are evolving for the benefit of critical communications end users. Their ongoing participation in the ETSI MCX Plugtests™ demonstrates their support for 3GPP MCX open standards - it is wonderful to see the MCX ecosystem expanding.   

Within its Working Groups, interoperability and certification programs, and via its world-leading Critical Communications World event, TCCA members and partners set the agenda for the global development of critical communications.