Tait Communications Advances Mission Critical Broadband Communications Solutions with Cybertel as New Strategic Partner

Christchurch, New Zealand / London, United Kingdom. 25 March 2026 

Tait Communications, a global leader in mission-critical communications technology, today announced a strategic partnership with Cybertel Bridge Ltd., targeting the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region.

The strategic partnership is designed to combine Tait Communications’ long-standing mission-critical communications brand trust with Cybertel’s innovative Mission Critical X (MCX) technology.

The partnership focuses on hybrid communications and interoperability, emphasising the seamless integration of Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems with broadband MCX solutions. Together, Tait and Cybertel will support the delivery of secure, interoperable and resilient mission-critical communications solutions for organisations operating in critical sectors across the region.

As a strategic partner, Cybertel will collaborate with Tait to integrate and support technologies that enhance mission-critical communications networks, including Tait DMR equipment and LTE/5G solutions from Cybertel. The partnership strengthens Tait’s commitment to expanding its ecosystem and enabling customers to deploy solutions that improve operational performance, network security and system interoperability.

Cybertel engineers, develops, validates and manufactures all products in South Korea, a country recognized for high cybersecurity standards. This is a significant differentiator for government and public safety agencies concerned about the integrity of their communication hardware.

Organisations across the EMEA region and globally are increasingly enhancing their communications infrastructure to support critical operations, digital transformation and secure connectivity. Through this partnership, Tait and Cybertel will work together to help customers integrate advanced telecommunications technologies with trusted mission-critical communications platforms, supporting industries such as public safety, utilities, transportation and critical infrastructure.

“We are pleased to welcome Cybertel as a partner for the EMEA region,” said Tait Communications CEO and Managing Director Yoram Benit, PhD. “By expanding our partner ecosystem, we continue to strengthen our ability to deliver secure, interoperable and future-ready mission-critical communications solutions to customers across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.”

“We are delighted to partner with Tait Communications. Cybertel is looking forward to this new partnership and collaboration with a globally recognised leader in critical communications technology,” said Backsan Nam, CEO at Cybertel. “Together, we look forward to working together with organisations across EMEA region to provide solutions that enhance network resilience, secure communications, and operational eiciency.” 

About Tait Communications
Tait Communications designs, manufactures, and supports interoperable critical communications networks and terminals. It has been in business for more than 50 years. Tait provides its customers with rugged, high-reliability mobile radio solutions and is increasingly linking that expertise with a range of broadband and video technologies and services. 

About Cybertel Bridge
Founded on decades of mission-critical communication expertise, Cybertel Bridge designs and manufactures both MCX server solutions and devices at its own facility in South Korea. The company pioneered SIP-based Push-to-Video services for Korean Air Force as early as 2012 and has since delivered advanced MCX solutions to major national-scale deployments. With full in-house R&D, production and quality control operating under a single management structure, Cybertel ensures flexible decision-making, rapid execution and high-quality delivery.

As all devices are manufactured in a democratic, cybersecurity-conscious nation—South Korea—Cybertel provides assurance of supply-chain integrity for government customers who prioritize trusted manufacturing.