CJIS 101: What Every Police Department Should Know

When you look at everything on your plate today, ensuring CJIS compliance is part of the heap. CJIS (Criminal Justice Information Services) compliance refers to the federal standards for protecting sensitive criminal justice data, such as arrest records, criminal histories, and biometric data.

Through the help of an IT resource and your staff scrambling (often last minute) to pull everything together, you always manage to get through your audits mostly unscathed. But are you really on top of CJIS compliance as much as you’d like?

Register for our upcoming webinar to receive:

• A quick refresher of the key aspects of CJIS
• A non-technical walkthrough of the 13 CJIS Security Policy control families
• Recommended roles and responsibilities for IT vs. police department staff
• Pro tips and best practices as takeaways

We’ll also take a glance at how AI, evolving cyber threats, and the cloud will impact CJIS going forward.

Who Should Attend: Police Chiefs, City Administrators/Managers

Are you meeting CJIS requirements? 

CJIS requirements can feel overwhelming—especially if you’re not an IT expert. But if your municipality handles criminal justice information (CJI), you’re responsible for ensuring compliance with the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy.

Evaluate your current CJIS readiness and identify key areas to flag for discussion with your IT team or provider with our new CJIS Compliance Checklist for Municipal Leaders.

Or request a call with one of our municipal specialists today by filling out the form below.