Why FIPS 140-2 Validated Encryption Matters in 2026
FIPS 140-2 is being replaced by 140-3, and the deadline is 2026. Here is what this means for law enforcement agencies using CJI communication tools.
Sharing evidence photos through standard email creates a CJIS compliance gap most agencies don't know they have. Here is what the policy requires instead.
Legacy messaging systems do not fail at convenient times. See the four risk categories aging infrastructure creates for law enforcement agencies and how MessengerNow closes each one.
The Kentucky State Police is now the twenty-first (21st) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution for its OpenFox system.
Field officers should not lose access to critical data the moment they step away from a terminal. See how MessengerNow delivers a consistent real-time experience across every device, from squad car to scene.
CJIS compliance does not have to be a second job for your IT team. Here is how to embed audit requirements directly into the tickets, processes, and daily routines your staff already runs.
The manual compliance tasks guide covers the specific weekly automations that keep your agency continuously audit-ready without adding to anyone's to-do list.
Start your CJIS 6.0 journey with confidence. Follow our chronological, step-by-step project plan to prepare your agency for a successful CJIS Audit.
Stop the triennial fire drill. Learn how to transition your agency to a continuous CJIS Audit model that reduces stress and ensures 6.0 compliance year-round.
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