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What Does CJIS Compliance Mean?

The president and founder of CJIS Solutions in New Jersey, Michael Coppola leverages more than two decades of law enforcement experience to provide a range of cloud services to law enforcement agencies and vendors. Michael Coppola’s company is the first cloud-hosting provider in the country to be CJIS (Criminal Justice Information Services) compliant. Any federal, state, or local government agency that accesses or manages sensitive information from the United States Justice Department must adhere to CJIS policies. CJIS is the largest FBI division and was established in 1992. It comprises the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System, the National Crime Information Center, and the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. Since its founding, CJIS has undergone numerous changes to accommodate evolving threats created by cloud systems and the Internet. CJIS policies help entities understand best practices in data encryption and remote access to wireless networking. Basic rules of CJIS compliance include weekly audit reviews of data systems, a maximum of five unsuccessful login attempts to access CJIS services, and locked user sessions after a half-hour of inactivity. Such compliance regulations must be followed exactly or an organization is not regarded CJIS compliant.

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