NC4

NC4
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NC4
Type Private
Industry Intelligence, Incident Monitoring, Emergency Response
Founded 2004 (Incorporated)
Headquarters El Segundo, California
Key people Jim Montagnino, President
Employees Approx. 130
Website NC4.us

NC4 is an El Segundo, California-based intelligence analysis and technology company which provides Situational Readiness solutions to both public and private sector organizations. NC4's technologies help organizations to collect, manage, share and disseminate information to mitigate risks, manage incidents, and securely communicate and collaborate with one another. NC4 focuses on the three main components of Situational Readiness:

• Situational Awareness to support security and travel risk management professionals

• Situational Response to support emergency management, EOC operations and first responders

• Secure Communication and Collaboration to support mission-focused communities

History

NC4 was founded in 2001 as a unit of Candle Corporation, a privately held global technology company. When Candle was successfully sold to IBM in 2004, NC4 was spun off as an independent corporation under the same ownership as the previous Candle Corporation.


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