Deepfakes are flooding digital spaces with synthetic images, videos, and audio that can convincingly mimic reality. The reliability of evidence has become more difficult to protect as new technologies create increasingly complex risks for law enforcement. Today, courts require proof that digital files have not been altered, meaning investigators need tools that can withstand strict…
Deepfake technology is moving faster than the systems meant to catch it, and investigators now have to overcome a new challenge: proving that a video wasn’t altered rather than simply showing what it contains. Courts are beginning to doubt what they see, and defense attorneys are ready to question everything. MeaFuse takes on a different…
The Iowa Department of Public Safety is now the nineteenth (19th) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for its OpenFox Message Switch environment. Vermont moved its OpenFox system source data from its previous location in Des Moines, IA, to the CJIS-compliant SOC2 audited OpenFox Data Center in Bolingbrook, IL. By…
The volume of digital evidence from sources like body cams, mobile devices, and surveillance feeds is growing at a breakneck pace for law enforcement. The task of managing, reviewing, and sharing that flood of data with traditional tools has simply become unworkable. Digital evidence software is stepping in to meet the challenge, offering a smarter…
When it comes to modern investigations, a single testimony can alter an entire case—but what happens when it’s in a language you cannot understand? Although borderless crime has been a prevalent issue for some time, the digitally connected world we live in makes this even more challenging for law enforcement and justice to protect. With…
As 2025 commences, deepfake technology still presents unprecedented challenges to businesses, law enforcement, and society. A combination of ‘deep-learning’ and ‘fake,’ deepfakes can be used for manipulation, to spread disinformation, and to alter the truth. This article will highlight eight common deepfake threats already creating havoc and how new technology can be used to prevent…
The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2025 has again spotlighted one of our era’s most pressing challenges: misinformation and disinformation. The report identifies the rapid spread of false narratives—not only through conventional means but also via emerging AI-powered tools—as the most significant short-term global risk (in the next two to ten years). From deepfakes…
Evidence management software plays an important role in modern criminal justice, helping agencies collect, store, and review digital materials like video interviews, surveillance footage, and case documents. These systems are central to building strong cases, protecting the chain of custody, and supporting courtroom proceedings. While many platforms promise efficiency and compliance, MEA Connexus stands out…
The surge of digital evidence from body cameras, surveillance systems, smartphones, and smart-home devices has reshaped the scope of modern policing. Managing, analyzing, and sharing this flood of information through outdated, manual methods strains even the most well-staffed departments. Digital Evidence Management Software (DEMS) offers a smarter path forward. It centralizes digital evidence into a…
Digital evidence software plays an essential role in modern policing, helping agencies collect, manage, and present video interviews and case files with integrity. As the demand for reliable, efficient, and court-admissible digital tools grows, law enforcement professionals are turning to platforms that go beyond basic storage and sharing. MEA Connexus stands out as a preferred…
Law enforcement agencies must constantly evolve and keep up with new technology to prevent, respond to, and investigate crime. From video surveillance to tactical technologies like drones or thermal imaging, these technologies have been at the forefront of assisting law enforcement. Technology has become a powerful tool in the arsenal of policing. One area that…
Today’s investigations now heavily rely on digital evidence as a fundamental part of case building. From body cam footage to GPS logs and social media posts, the volume and complexity of digital data in investigations have skyrocketed in recent years. Traditional methods of managing evidence haven’t kept pace, often slowing down investigations and increasing the…
Digital tools are actively reshaping how police conduct investigations, offering faster results, improved collaboration efforts, and greater access to more data than ever before. From video analysis and transcription software to predictive models and facial recognition, artificial intelligence is playing a larger role in modern policing. But as departments increasingly rely on AI, concerns about manipulation,…
AI-driven transcriptions and blockchain-backed data protection are changing how digital investigations are conducted. Together, they offer a faster, more reliable way to gather, manage, and protect sensitive information during evidential video Interviews and other investigations. AI transcription tools automatically convert spoken interactions into accurate, time-stamped text, speeding up workflows and removing the delays of manual…
We are excited to share the news that CPI OpenFox has successfully upgraded the Illinois State Police’s Nlets interface to meet the Nlets XML standards. This remarkable achievement brings Illinois closer to fulfilling the Nlets mandate of phasing out outdated, non-standard, dot-delimited text formats. Our team has diligently worked on converting the legacy text formats…
The Vermont Department of Public Safety is now the eighteenth (18th) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for its OpenFox Message Switch environment. Vermont moved its OpenFox system source data from its previous location in Waterbury, VT, to the CJIS-compliant SOC2 audited OpenFox Data Center in Bolingbrook, IL. By relocating…
The justice system increasingly relies on digital evidence to prosecute and defend cases. From CCTV and Body Worn Video, mobile phone videos and photos, social media posts, and web capture, this type of evidence can be pivotal in determining the outcome of legal proceedings. However, the rise of digital disinformation, deepfake, and shallowfake poses significant…
CPI has deployed a new Missing Persons Clearinghouse solution for the Idaho State Police. The OpenFox® Missing Persons Clearinghouse System manages records of missing and unidentified persons. This solution allows authorized users to edit fields, generate reports, and view statistics related to Clearinghouse records. Below is an outline of the implementation process for new security…
The New Hampshire Department of Safety is now the seventeenth (17th) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for their OpenFox Message Switch environment. New Hampshire moved its OpenFox system source data from its previous location in Concord, NH to the CJIS-compliant SOC2 audited OpenFox Data Center in Bolingbrook, IL. By…
In this article, we look in depth at emerging technologies that can help the SIU (Special Investigation Unit) community to manage more with less and capture back some work-life balance. In today’s world, it really does seem as if the bad guys have all the best lines, as they say in the movies. They certainly…
CPI systems remained fully functional throughout the CrowdStrike-induced Windows and Azure outage. This issue caused Windows users worldwide to experience the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error, which resulted in sudden system shutdowns or restarts. Critical systems, including 911, air travel, and hospital systems worldwide relying on Windows servers and commercial cloud providers, were all…
As reported in a recent Washington Post article (AI is destabilizing ‘the concept of truth itself’ in 2024 election) we have already seen instances this year where people are dismissing media accusations by suggesting it’s fabricated. This response may not have been possible a few years ago, but now, with the power of deepfake and…
With Artificial Intelligence’s ever-increasing use and capability, the phenomenon of ‘deepfakes’ has become an increasingly prominent and, at times, controversial topic. As we enter 2024, the world grapples with the complex implications of deepfake technology and data manipulation. This article aims to shed light on deepfakes, chart their growth, explore their impact on society, and…
We are excited to share the news that CPI OpenFox has successfully upgraded the Nlets interface of the Wisconsin Department of Justice to meet the Nlets XML standards. This remarkable achievement brings Wisconsin closer to fulfilling the Nlets mandate of phasing out outdated, non-standard, dot-delimited text formats. Our team has diligently worked on converting the…
In November, CPI took a significant leap forward in the N3G pilot by implementing the N3G Missing File project to production for the West Virginia State Police. This achievement marks another important milestone in our journey. Previously, in September, we successfully deployed the first rollout of the N3G Foundational Code in West Virginia. This accomplishment…
Barack Obama is one of the most photographed humans alive on Earth. Although this level of publicity is expected when governing the United States, this has made Obama an easy target for deepfake attacks due to the sheer amount of visual and audio data in the public domain. Starting his two-term presidency in 2008, Obama…
We are thrilled to announce that CPI OpenFox has successfully upgraded the interface between the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and the OpenFox® Message Switch. In its place, we have implemented a cutting-edge Web Service interface that utilizes the Nlets National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) standardized Extensible Markup Language (XML). This upgrade will greatly…
There is no effect without a cause, and it’s been expected that with budget cuts and staff shortages in US law enforcement, prices will be paid for those left to pick up the pieces. If you have been reading our recent articles on police overtime and staff shortages, you will know that this has become…
We are thrilled to announce that CPI OpenFox has successfully upgraded the Nlets interface of the Michigan State Police (MSP) to comply with Nlets XML standards.
CPI showcased its formidable resources and impressive multitasking abilities this week by simultaneously completing three cutting-edge projects in three states. The projects involved Rhode Island, Oklahoma, and Maine were seamlessly integrated into production before lunchtime on Tuesday, August 29th. First on the list was the Rhode Island Password Expiration & Reset Project. CPI elevated the…
With technology growing smarter by the minute, criminals are using this to find new and innovative ways to cover their tracks. Fortunately, modern law enforcement has access to cutting-edge software designed to streamline investigations and maintain public safety. From police background check software to comprehensive database solutions, law enforcement software enables police to optimize their…
Throughout history, fingerprints have been used for identification purchases. Some of the earliest uses of fingerprinting date back to 1000 BC when fingerprints were used in place of signatures on official documents in places including China, Babylon, Persia, and Nova Scotia. After many centuries, fingerprinting has evolved to live scan fingerprinting, a law enforcement software…
Despite all of the benefits of rapid advances in modern technology, they have also put individuals and businesses across the country at risk. Even with leading antivirus law enforcement software in place, no one is safe from online hackers. According to a 2022 Official Cybercrime Report, the cost of cybercrime is expected to reach $8…
Police departments nationwide are turning to new and improved law enforcement technologies to streamline operations and protect their communities. Law enforcement software is designed to improve policing practices, reduce human error, and build community trust by enhancing public safety and security. With modern law enforcement agencies under pressure to produce speedy responses to suspicious events,…
When Mea: Connexus was originally designed, the objective was to create a remote video interview platform that would reduce the length of investigations whilst increasing confidence in the evidential material. To ensure that teams of investigators can transition from physical to virtual meetings, we integrated features that would benefit the investigators, staff, and end users….
The number of sex offenders across the United States continues to rise, increasing three percent from 2022 to February 2023, for a current total of 786,838 offenders, according to SafeHome.org. The names and locations of these individuals can be found in the National Sex Offender Registry, which connects users with sex offender registries for all…
While facial recognition may seem to be a fairly new discovery, it has actually been around since the 1960s. Between 1964 and 1966, a research team led by Woodrow Bledsoe performed a series of experiments to determine if programmed computers could recognize human faces. Over the last several decades, facial recognition technology has greatly evolved,…
The newly upgraded Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center (HCJDC) Nlets interface now fully complies with Nlets XML standards. Converted from the legacy text formats to standard XML formats. This effort includes the conversion of all Nlets conformant transactions to the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) XML schemas provided by Nlets. CPI is deploying the solution…
Forensic fingerprinting analysis has been used by law enforcement for more than a century. This important form of police technology plays a critical role in criminal investigations and can be used to confirm or disapprove a suspect’s identity. Fingerprints can also be used to link one crime scene to another that involves the same person….
Contemplating a career in law enforcement? A career in law enforcement can be highly rewarding, enabling individuals to make an impact in their communities, earn a great salary and potentially save lives. There is also ample room for career advancement and jobs in this sector are available in nearly every city across the country. Before…
Following on from our latest article, where we dove into the police shortage crisis in the USA, a recent news report by the San Francisco Chronicle details an additional $25 million is required to fund police overtime. Proposed by the mayor of San Francisco, London Breed, this request comes amidst alarm by residents for their…
Each year in the United States, an estimated 460,000 children are reported missing, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Fortunately, 99.8 percent of these missing children come home alive and well. Spreading awareness about child abduction is critical to reducing the number of missing child cases in the U.S. National Missing Children’s Day is…
Law enforcement careers in the United States can be highly rewarding. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), approximately 68,500 openings for police officers and detectives are projected each year between 2021 and 2031, with a total growth of three percent over the decade. The law enforcement industry offers a wide range of opportunities…
Traditionally, fingerprinting was performed using an ink method which involved pressing each finger pad in ink and then rolling them onto a fingerprint card. Advances in technology have allowed many organizations to forgo traditional ink fingerprinting in favor of live scan fingerprinting. Live scanning involves capturing a person’s fingerprints electronically and saving them digitally. Digital…
Technology continues to transform the way that law enforcement agencies across the country operate. From innovative tools to fight crime to cutting-edge police software, the latest technologies have the power to identify crime patterns, streamline investigations and assist in the swift apprehension of criminals. In 2023, law enforcement organizations will continue to seek out the…
The writing has been on the wall for some time, but the latest news articles concerning US law enforcement are not about defunding but about staff shortages that we haven’t seen for some time. National Public Radio (NPR) reports, ‘ Police didn’t get defunded, but many large departments are shrinking.’ Although incidents in 2020 may…
Successful government and law enforcement operations rely heavily on data-sharing capabilities. Data sharing is the important process of making the same data resources available to multiple users, applications or organizations. This data can originate from various software applications an organization may use during its normal course of business, from background checks to arrest records. While…
The number of records involved in government data breaches continues to climb. According to a recent report by Comparitech, the average number of government records affected per branch increased from 17,400 in 2019 to 42,097 in 2020. In 2022, this number exceeded 71,000. No law enforcement agency or police department is immune to the effects…
Law enforcement agencies across the country are struggling to expand or maintain their operations due to a lack of funding. While local police departments receive funding through a variety of revenue streams, such as public funds, fines and fees, private donations, and forfeitures, many departments continue to feel the limits of their operational budgets. Fortunately,…
More than 3.6 million cases of child abuse are reported each year in the United States, according to the Child Protect Children’s Advocacy Center. Research also found that neglected and abused children are 11 times more likely to engage in criminal activities as adults. Each April, people from across the country come together to raise…
The software development industry continues to grow at an unprecedented rate. Over the last few years, the software sector has seen many changes and updates, ranging from the use of open-source software to the move to outsourcing models. The upcoming months are expected to bring new trends and innovations to the industry that will help…
Police departments and other law enforcement agencies across the country depend on national crime information systems to gain access to the most up-to-date information. These systems are made up of criminal records databases that enable criminal justice agencies to search for information regarding wanted persons, stolen property and various other police matters. The FBI Criminal…
Each year, there are dozens of law enforcement expos, conferences and trade shows held across the country. These events provide law enforcement professionals with the opportunity to explore recent advancements in police technologies, learn from seasoned officers, and network with a wide range of people, such as police, sheriffs, federal agencies, K-9 units and more….
Today, women are considered integral members of law enforcement in agencies and departments across the U.S. and globally. However, this was not always the case; in centuries past, law enforcement mostly consisted of men. Although the occasional woman strived to enter law enforcement, they were often segregated into gendered roles, such as clerical or social…
CPI recently cut to production our 12th deployment of Desktop 4.0 to the OpenFox System for the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (OLETS). The deployment also included an upgrade to Configurator 7.5. Desktop 4.0 is the latest version of the GUI (graphic user interface), or what the clients use to access the various OpenFox Products….
Many people use voice assistants such as Alexa and Siri on a daily basis. With a simple voice command, this intelligent software can read the news, play music, control electronic devices and carry out many other tasks. While some aspects of voice recognition technology have already been introduced to the law enforcement industry, this technology…
February is dedicated to Black History Month and is officially celebrated in the U.S., Canada, and more recently, in Ireland and the United Kingdom. Black History Month pays tribute to the generations of African Americans who reached many great accomplishments despite their struggles with adversity. While there have been countless black leaders in all industries,…
February is Black History Month, a celebration of the history and achievements of African Americans. Shining a light on Black history is important to better understand our progress and struggles as a nation, as well as to grow stronger and achieve aspirations. During Black History Month, many police departments take time to remember the inspirational…
Cybercrimes can have devastating consequences for any business, especially law enforcement departments that are ill-prepared. According to a survey of 1,122 small business owners and managers, 42 percent experienced a cyberattack in the last year and 69 percent are concerned about cyberattacks in the next year. Today, more than ever before, law enforcement relies on…
Law enforcement has become a major target for cybercriminals in recent years. According to TechRepublic, there are roughly 18,000 federal, state and local law enforcement agencies in the United States. These agencies are responsible for receiving, sending and storing large amounts of sensitive data that cybercriminals could potentially sell or hold for ransom. While modern…
Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) is now the fifteenth (15th) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for their OpenFox Message Switch environment. NCIS has moved its OpenFox system source data from the system’s previous location in Quantico, VA, to the CPI OpenFox Tier-III+ Data Center in Bolingbrook, IL. By relocating…
New technology has transformed the law enforcement industry and the criminal justice system as a whole. Today, police and other law enforcement officials rely on a wide range of technologies to enforce laws and stop crime in a safe and efficient manner. From license plate readers and gunshot detection systems, to camera drones and thermal…
Records management systems (RMS) are commonly used by law enforcement agencies to efficiently store, retain, retrieve, view and achieve records, files and information pertaining to daily law enforcement operations. This innovative software solution contains useful tools that help automate critical processes and improve the outcome of criminal investigations. Before investing in a new or updated…
Criminal records are commonly used by federal, state and local agencies to support criminal operations and confirm information when issuing background checks, employment screenings, firearm purchases and similar needs for both private and public organizations. Computerized criminal history (CCH) systems are available in many states across the U.S. and are designed to increase public safety…
Massachusetts Department of Criminal Justice Information Services (DCJIS) is now the fourteenth (14th) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for their OpenFox Message Switch environment. DCJIS has moved its OpenFox system source data from the system’s previous location in Chelsea, MA to the CPI OpenFox Tier-III+ Data Center in Bolingbrook,…
Police and law enforcement at all levels leverage technology to help detect and solve crimes. There are many different types of software that agencies can use to prevent criminal activities and improve public safety. Some of the most common types of software used by police and law enforcement include: 1. Data & Information Sharing Software…
law enforcement agencies commonly use criminal history record information (CHRI) for operational purposes within the U.S. criminal justice system. With data analytics, police and law enforcement agencies across the country can easily input data from crime scenes into highly accessible databases. This information can later be used to find connections between cases, formulate evidence and…
Policing agencies are finding new ways to stay ahead of criminals by taking advantage of emerging technologies. Innovative software applications are transforming the way that law enforcement officials approach criminal investigations and carry out their day-to-day duties. With access to a wealth of data and IT tools, officers can better prepare for dangerous situations and…
Technology is evolving at a rapid speed and the resourcefulness of criminals along with it. To fight back against crime in a digital world, law enforcement must adopt new tools and equipment that keep pace with technological advancements. The use of cutting-edge tracking systems, software and other technologies has made a significant difference in the…
Crime rates in the United States continue to rise steadily. According to a recent report published by the Federal Bureau of Investigations, there was a total of 2,109.9 property crimes per 100,000 people in 2019, as well as 379.4 violent crimes per 100,000 people. Offenders put others at risk for serious injuries or financial losses…
Law enforcement plays a key role in helping to keep the communities they serve safe and secure. Policing technology has aided law enforcement professionals for decades with innovations including GPS tagging systems, body cameras and thermal imaging. The introduction of law enforcement software and data-sharing solutions has also transformed the industry by delivering reliable software…
The law enforcement software market is growing at a steady rate and according to a 2022 Allied Market Research report, the global law enforcement software market acquired a value of $13.6 billion in 2021. By the year 2031, the market is expected to reach more than $30.6 billion. This means the market will grow at…
CPI has enhanced OpenFox Computerized Criminal History (CCH) and OpenFox HotFiles (HFS) transactions by creating an interface with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) Firearms Prohibited Persons Database (FPPD). The interface greatly improves data sharing between the entities. CPI provided a one-time initial extract of the Computerized Criminal History (CCH) and Hotfiles (HFS) data. When…
Leadership plays a critical role in the law enforcement industry. Great leaders possess the skills, knowledge and ability to inspire those around them. They demonstrate authority in high-pressure situations and exhibit a positive attitude to foster a productive work environment where all team members can be open, honest and motivated. Becoming a law enforcement leader…
Law enforcement has always maintained a position at the forefront of modern technology. Agencies at all levels continue to invest in the latest software and systems in an attempt to better serve their communities and protect the public. Having access to the right types of programs and features can make a significant difference. Here are…
Law enforcement agencies have long collected data about individuals, from warrants and arrest records to criminal reports and personal background information. With law enforcement having a wealth of information available at their fingertips, many people worry about their privacy. Data collection and surveillance have caused ongoing tension between the police and the communities they serve….
New technologies are helping law enforcement agencies remain one step ahead of criminals by providing officials with new ways to detect and prevent crimes. Public safety has improved significantly over the last decade as police gain the tools necessary to solve a range of common challenges that plague departments across the United States. From staffing…
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is now the thirteenth (13th) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for their OpenFox Message Switch environment. OSBI has moved its OpenFox system source data from the system’s previous location in Oklahoma City, IL to the CPI OpenFox Tier-III+ Data Center in Bolingbrook, IL….
Police software innovations are giving law enforcement the tools necessary to better fight crime and protect their communities. From background check software to police database, the right software suite has the power to transform the way that law enforcement officials do their job. Not all software solutions are comparable; an agency should choose a software…
CPI recently upgraded the OpenFox Message Switch for the Maine State Police to Configurator version 7.5. Configurator 7.5 provides all the latest Configurator features and gives an enhanced ability to configure and manage Message Keys, Stations, Users, Code Lists, Vehicle Codes, Security Roles, Agencies, Watch Dog, Computer, and Licenses. Maine becomes CPI’s 8th client to…
Effective data sharing is the foundation of successful law enforcement. Officers must be able to access the appropriate information in a timely manner to ensure that cases are handled to the best of their ability. Investigators and police officers are tasked with searching through massive quantities of data in their day-to-day operations. Proper data sharing…
Section 5.6.2.2 of the CJIS Security Policy requires agencies to use Advanced Authentication when accessing CJI from a non-secure location. Keeping with CJIS compliance, CPI has implemented Soft Tokens v1.0 for the Iowa Department of Public Safety. CPI enhanced the existing OpenFox advanced authentication method to work with CPI-generated Google Authenticator soft tokens. CPI modified…
CPI recently upgraded the OpenFox Message Switch for the New Hampshire State Police to Configurator version 7.5. Configurator 7.5 provides all the latest Configurator features and gives an enhanced ability to configure and manage Message Keys, Stations, Users, Code Lists, Vehicle Codes, Security Roles, Agencies, Watch Dog, Computer, and Licenses. New Hampshire becomes CPI’s 7th…
Blue Alert is designed to increase officer safety and more quickly apprehend violent criminals who seriously injure or kill local, state or federal law enforcement officers in the line of duty. The National Blue Alert Network is used throughout the United States to alert the media and the public when a law enforcement officer has…
Law enforcement agencies at local, state and federal levels require sophisticated information technology (IT) capabilities to support their complex operations. Police operations depend heavily on computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems, records management systems (RMSs) and other technologies designed to improve information-sharing, streamline reporting and give officers a strategic advantage in the field. The amount of data…
Law enforcement agencies and other public safety organizations have collectively sworn to protect their communities. Police departments rely heavily on innovative software solutions to help streamline daily processes, optimize information sharing and sustain a more intelligent workflow. Access to the right technology can make a significant difference in the lives of public safety officials and…
Hawaii Criminal Justice Data Center (HCJDC) is now the twelfth (12th) customer to implement the OpenFox® Software as a Service (SaaS) solution for their OpenFox Message Switch environment. HCJDC has moved its OpenFox system source data from the system’s previous location in Honolulu, HI to the CPI OpenFox Tier-III+ Data Center in Bolingbrook, IL. By…
When it comes to software deployment, law enforcement agencies now have two main options: on-premise software and cloud computing. Over the past decade, countless agencies have made the move from on-premise solutions to cloud delivery models. In fact, cloud services grew 18.4 percent in 2021 to a total of $304.9 billion, up from $257.5 billion,…
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has quickly become a widely used software licensing and delivery model. The cloud provider is responsible for hosting applications and making them available to users over the internet. This includes more tedious and time-consuming tasks including installation, updating and general maintenance. Police departments across the country are now making the move towards SaaS…
CPI implemented a Fennec Broker-based solution that utilizes the OpenFox Message Switch and an aggregator to query the Arizona HotFiles, Criminal History, Law Enforcement Judicial Information System (“LEJIS”), and Sex Offender data repositories to provide users with consolidated responses. The Arizona Offender Based Tracking System (OBTS) provides a central index of offenders with records in…
CPI implemented a Fennec Broker-based solution that utilizes the OpenFox Message Switch and an aggregator to query the Arizona HotFiles, Criminal History, Law Enforcement Judicial Information System (“LEJIS”), and Sex Offender data repositories to provide users with consolidated responses.
The Arizona Offender Based Tracking System (OBTS) provides a central index of offenders with records in CCH, HFS, Sex Offender Registry (SORS), Arizona Department of Corrections (OBSC), and Law Enforcement Judicial Information System (LEJIS). With a single inquiry using specific message keys, ACJIS users can search the OBTS index to determine if a person has a record in multiple systems.
CPI OpenFox has replaced the Arizona DPS Mainframe with a CPI Fennec broker-based solution that queries the source system directly, including Arizona Law Enforcement Judicial Information System (LEJIS) data migrated from the current OBTS Mainframe database.
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