Compliance and governance
CJIS Security Support
Technical support for aligning with CJIS Security Policy requirements.
Tampa headquarters · Customers nationwide
From scope to evidence
CJIS Security Support
Technical support for aligning with CJIS Security Policy requirements.
Readiness is a maintained state.
Compliance holds up when evidence is collected continuously, not assembled the week before an audit.
- 01Scope
We agree which framework applies and what is genuinely in scope.
- 02Assess
Current controls are tested against each requirement.
- 03Remediate
Gaps are closed with owners, dates, and evidence attached.
- 04Evidence
Documentation and monitoring artifacts are collected continuously.
- 05Maintain
Reviews keep the position defensible between audits.
What the program includes
The work that makes an audit boring.
Scope, policy, control, and evidence work that keeps a readiness position current between reviews.
CJIS Security Policy gap review
Access control and audit configuration
Encryption and transmission review
Policy and procedure alignment
Evidence collection support
Where audits go sideways
Gaps surface fastest under questioning.
- Handling criminal justice information without knowing which controls apply
- Audit requirements arriving with little notice
- Policies written for a different environment than the one in use
- Logins, privileges, and logs that can't be evidenced on request
What a ready organization looks like
- A clear picture of which CJIS requirements apply to you
- Controls configured and documented in one place
- Evidence ready to produce when asked
- A defined plan for remaining gaps
Frequently asked questions
Let's talk about where you stand.
Schedule a ConsultationPlanning priorities
CJIS alignment needs agency-specific context
| Review area | Evidence to review | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Applicability | Evidence to reviewAgency obligations and criminal justice information flows | Why it mattersConfirm requirements with the responsible agency authority. |
| Technical safeguards | Evidence to reviewAccess, encryption, logging and device controls | Why it mattersIdentify configuration work supporting applicable requirements. |
| Evidence | Evidence to reviewResponsible owners and review records | Why it mattersKeep technical evidence available for the agency's review process. |
The linked tool covers SOC 2, ISO 27001 and CMMC—not CJIS. Use it only for general control awareness; CJIS needs a separate review.
Free self-assessment
How ready are you for SOC 2, ISO 27001, or CMMC?
Answer a short set of questions about your environment and controls to see your readiness score, your biggest gaps, and a rough timeline to audit-ready.