CJIS Security Policy Guidance for Public Safety.
Practical guidance for law enforcement agencies, courts, municipalities, and public safety organizations implementing the FBI CJIS Security Policy to protect Criminal Justice Information (CJI).
CJIS Compliance Learning Paths
Learn the fundamentals of the CJIS Security Policy and build toward secure operational practices, technical safeguards, and audit readiness.
CJIS Security Policy Explained
Understand who must comply, what CJI is, and the major security policy requirements.
Coming Soon → Path 02CJI Protection & Access Control
Protect Criminal Justice Information through authentication, authorization, and encryption.
Coming Soon → Path 03Secure Government Operations
Apply CJIS requirements through practical cybersecurity controls and managed services.
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This framework page will expand as additional CJIS implementation guidance is published.
CJIS Fundamentals
Learn the overall structure of the CJIS Security Policy and organizational responsibilities.
Protect Criminal Justice Information
Identity security, MFA, encryption, endpoint security, logging, and secure remote access.
Operational Security
Monitoring, vulnerability management, incident response, and recurring compliance activities.
Audit & Readiness
Prepare documentation, evidence, remediation plans, and executive reporting.
Start with a clear view of your risk, readiness, and next steps.
DBT’s Security Readiness Assessment helps identify gaps across cybersecurity operations, identity, compliance, infrastructure, monitoring, and resilience so your team can prioritize practical improvements.