MIX Networks provides secure, compliant, and highly available voice and POTS continuity solutions for organizations that cannot afford communication gaps. Our platform supports customers across healthcare, financial services, utilities, and other highly regulated environments with HIPAA-compliant and PCI-compliant communications infrastructure, SOC 2-compliant data center operations, E911 support, and fraud protection.
Our POTS IN A BOX® solution is now CSFM listed and FDNY-conditionally accepted for MFVN fire alarm signal transmission using DataRemote 90X1 and 90X2 devices.
MIX Networks supports compliance-conscious deployments through data center facilities that adhere to SOC 2 standards, along with role-based portal access, 2FA support, audit logs, and administrative controls for managing users, services, locations, and emergency calling requirements.
MIX Networks helps customers manage E911 requirements by associating emergency addresses with phone numbers, assigning dispatchable location details, and notifying designated contacts when a 911 call is placed. These workflows help organizations support Kari’s Law and Ray Baum’s Act readiness.
MIX Networks includes safeguards designed specifically for voice networks, including protections against toll fraud, call pumping, suspicious SIP activity, and unauthorized international calling exposure. These controls help protect customer environments from common VoIP abuse patterns.
MIX Networks is designed to support organizations with strict regulatory and security requirements, including healthcare providers and financial institutions that handle sensitive customer information and require compliance with HIPAA and PCI standards.
Kari’s Law requires multi-line telephone systems to make 911 easier to reach and easier to respond to internally.
RAY BAUM’S Act requires 911 calls to include accurate dispatchable location information so emergency responders know where to go.
Why E911 Compliance Matters: Kari’s Law and RAY BAUM’S Act were created to improve emergency calling and response from multi-line telephone systems. Together, these requirements help ensure that 911 can be dialed directly, the right people inside the organization are notified, and first responders receive accurate location details needed to find the caller quickly in an emergency situation.
MIX Networks hosts services in SOC 2-compliant data center facilities with controls evaluated against AICPA Trust Services Criteria to help protect sensitive communications and support compliance-driven organizations.
MIX Networks is HIPAA compliant, with safeguards designed to protect sensitive healthcare communications and support organizations handling protected health information.
MIX Networks’ PCI-compliant network infrastructure is designed to help protect sensitive payment-related communications and support organizations with strict data security requirements.
Ensures the devices are compatible with the T-Mobile network and are functioning as per the standards providing optimum performance.
Allows products to connect to the Verizon operator network. Ensures interoperability with the Verizon network.
Certifies PIAB devices for the FirstNet public safety network, providing mission-critical connectivity for first responders under AT&T’s dedicated, high-priority bandwidth.
Elevates PIAB devices to AT&T’s enhanced performance tier—tuned for prioritized throughput, low latency, and seamless integration with AT&T services.
Grants PIAB hardware the right to register and operate on AT&T’s nationwide LTE/5G infrastructure, ensuring broad coverage and carrier support.
Ensures the devices are compatible with US Cellular network and can access its services securely.
Confirms approved devices meet safety requirements for reliable operation of fire alarm control units and life-safety signaling applications.
Confirms approved devices meet modern electrical safety standards for communications and information technology equipment.
Confirms approved devices meet established electrical safety standards for information technology and telecom equipment.
PIAB hardware and intellectual property are TAA compliant, supporting government, public sector, and regulated customers that require approved sourcing, trusted technology, and secure critical communications infrastructure.
Applicable hardware is NDAA Section 889 compliant, helping customers deploy communications solutions free from prohibited covered telecommunications equipment and services.
Certifies Lithium-ion batteries for use as a power supply in goods.
Supports safe and reliable battery system design through established qualification and quality standards.
Confirms batteries meet required safety testing standards for transport and shipment.
Confirms applicable products meet federal energy efficiency requirements for sale and distribution in the U.S.
Confirms applicable products meet California appliance efficiency standards for compliant sale and deployment.
Ensures approved devices meet California fire and life-safety requirements for sale, distribution, and installation.
FDNY conditionally accepted MIX Networks as a Managed Facilities Voice Network for fire alarm signal transmission using approved equipment.
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