The FBI CJIS Division has released the latest CJIS Security Policy which is now version 5.8. Along with some insignificant administrative and language updates, there are several areas that agencies should give special attention. First, is the addition of section 5.6.2.1.1.2 “Advanced Password Standards.”
Every day law enforcement agencies across the country either have no data backup in place, or are forced to use something less than adequate because “it’s what the town uses”. Law Enforcement is inherently a “special use case” scenario and rightfully so, must be handled differently than the rest of private and public sector.
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Written by Chf. Michael J. Coppola – President & Founder – CJIS Solutions
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Advanced Authentication is the requirement in which you must use “Something You Know” (think password here) and “Something You Have” (think something tangible) to access Criminal Justice Information from a computer or portable device like a laptop, phone, or tablet.
