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April 25, 2024

Genasys – CJIS Compliance Matrix The Step-by-Step Guide to Verify Your Compliance

CJIS Security and Compliance: Are Your Agency’s Communication Practices at Risk?

There are strict regulations for law enforcement communications. Fortunately, with the right tool, it’s easy to both relay information fast and still meet the compliance mandates.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy sets the minimum security requirements for law enforcement. And now, with the latest Genasys (formerly Evertel) – CJIS Compliance Matrix, you’ll know exactly what you need to stay on-track.

The wrong way to send messages: It’s time to confirm that your agency is meeting all of the CJIS Security requirements—on every shift.

There’s no doubt that your team’s communication needs to happen fast. But the standard public messaging apps like WhatsApp and other platforms aren’t the answer.

  • Outrageous Fines and Scrutiny: Lawsuits alleging open records violations continue to set teams back.
  • Not Compliant with CJIS Security: All of the requirements are outlined in the CJIS Compliance Matrix—yet most agencies aren’t using a communications tool that meets the mandates.
  • Time Wasted with Phone Subpoenas: Don’t let your employees risk having their personal phones subpoenaed.

Avoid the Risks with a CJIS-Compliant Solution. Genasys CONNECT’s Communications Platform Can Help.

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