At Mutualink, we combine technology innovation and our DHS-certified communication platform with our commitment to excellence to architect and deliver advanced interoperability and networking solutions for federal, state, and local governments to drive mission success.
Information and communication silos can be unified in Mutualink’s secure communications platform that enables voice, video, and data sharing through our advanced distributed peer-to-peer network. Using existing infrastructure, Mutualink technology allows agencies to harness new technologies while integrating with disparate legacy systems.
LNK360™ software is the onramp to Mutualink’s broader ecosystem comprised of participants from public safety agencies, private enterprise, health and human services, utilities, and community partners from across the Nation.
*Available via SaaS, On-premise, or Hybrid deployment.
by automating processes and response, drive decisions with meaningful data and real time communications.
Mutualink technology allows agencies to share their real-time data with full freedom of choice – what is shared, with whom and when through invitation only distributed network architecture. Bridging voice, video and sensor data into real-time situational awareness makes for faster and more effective incident management and more secure communications.
Mutualink supplies components, operations, maintenance, and engineering services to ensure mission success for the US Department of Homeland Security FEMA, USCG, and TSA Interoperable Gateway Systems (IGS).
Mutualink powers and manages the Interoperable Gateway System (IGS), which is part of the U.S Government’s National Continuity Program (NCP), whose mission is to provide last-line resilient communications during a national or large-scale catastrophe. Mutualink is the only multimedia interoperable communications product that is Safety Act certified, and is included on the approved products list for Homeland Security.
Smart Arena Capital One Case Study – Under competitive award from DHS Science and Technology Directorate, Mutualink technology has created the first fully Intelligent arena in the country, Capitol One Arena in Washington DC, designated the Indoor Building Sensor Suite (IBSS) project. The project purpose is to establish a testbed facility for testing and evaluation of indoor building sensors and associated building analytics developed to improve overall building safety and performance.
Madison County Indiana Interconnects with Mutualink Technology - Faced with heightened challenges due to the pandemic, the Madison County Emergency Dispatch Center needed a way to connect the dispatch center with multiple first responders, including EMS and emergency room physicians. The video below demonstrates the solution deployed using Mutualink technology:
The State of New Hampshire - Mutualink technology has been used to create a statewide collaboration network enabling first responder agencies, 9-1-1 centers and hospitals across the state to securely share voice, video and information on-demand. Most recently Mutualink was used to respond to uncharted public health and safety threats during the recent global COVID-19 pandemic.
Virginia Smart Community Test Bed Center – Mutualink technology is integral to Virginia’s first Smart City deployment and model Smart City Center in Stafford County, VA. The center gives innovators and researchers a place to develop and test sophisticated new tools to improve safety, mobility and communications in smart communities across Virginia and the entire U.S. The public/private partnership is funded by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) and aims to foster community-driven innovation that improves emergency response.
New Jersey hospital network – Over 100 (out of 104) hospitals in New Jersey use Mutualink for daily security and for regional and statewide health and mass casualty coordination. Mutualink proved vital in coordinating hospital evacuations during Hurricane Sandy and other critical incidents.