Make CJIS compliance a snap
Give law enforcement personnel and IT staff the access they need without the headache of passwords and cumbersome authentication procedures.
CJIS compliance without the password fatigue
Give law enforcement officers and public safety personnel passwordless access with a simple badge tap, and easy second factor authentication.
Ensure compliance with CJIS requirements, including MFA, password complexity requirements, role-based access controls, and activity auditing and reporting.
Reduce never-ending tickets from end users by eliminating reliance on complex passwords.
IT staff and third-party users present unique challenges. Extend highly secure remote and on-premises access to critical criminal justice systems.
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Hamilton County achieved full compliance ahead of CJIS deadline
Hamilton County Sheriff's Office gained users' trust with a simple, passwordless authentication process while reducing password risk by 35-40%.
City of Marietta deploys Imprivata in patrol cars
The City of Marietta implemented CJIS-compliant advanced authentication when accessing national crime databases from patrol cars, all while improving end user experience.
CJIS checklist for third-party access
CJIS extends beyond employees and applies to any user accessing criminal justice databases, including third-party users. Ensure your third-party access program is compliant.
Imprivata partners with Carahsoft
Imprivata partners with Carahsoft, the leader in Government IT solutions, to provide tailored solutions and contracting vehicles throughout the U.S. and Canada.
See how Imprivata enables seamless and CJIS compliant access
Watch how simple access can be while meeting MFA requirements for CJIS
Learn how Imprivata solutions can simplify your CJIS compliant access management approach – for end users, IT staff, and third parties.
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