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Whitepaper
A Practical Guide to Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Password & MFA Compliance
CJIS is the FBI’s security policy governing access to Criminal Justice Information, and like other major regulations, it is moving toward stronger authentication requirements, closer audit scrutiny, and less room to treat compliance as a one-time project.
The consequences of falling short of CJIS are potentially severe: organizations could face suspended access to critical systems or lose funding tied to CJIS compliance, and vendors might find that their contracts become impossible to fulfil.
Understanding exactly what’s being asked, and how to act on it, is what separates agencies that get ahead of an audit from agencies that struggle to meet requirements.
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What you’ll learn
In this whitepaper, you’ll discover:
- What CJIS 6.0 and 6.1 require, and what changed between the two versions.
- Who CJIS applies to, and what non-compliance actually costs.
- The specific password and MFA controls auditors check under IA-2 and IA-5.
- A practical, step-by-step roadmap to closing the gaps native Active Directory policies leave open.
- How to build an identity security strategy that delivers continuous compliance.