Exposure Monitoring and Analytical Support for Law Enforcement Agencies

Agencies operate critical systems around the clock: computer-aided dispatch, records management, digital evidence storage, and connections to state and federal criminal justice networks. They must meet the FBI CJIS Security Policy while defending against the same ransomware and credential attacks that target every public entity, usually with a small IT staff shared with the municipality or county.

Security responsibilities sit with municipal IT or a single agency administrator. CJIS compliance is handled around the state audit cycle. Investigative analysis depends on in-house analysts and the tools the budget allows, with long queues for digital work.

• Compliance is prepared for the audit rather than maintained between audits.
• Agency credentials and exposed services appear in breach data and internet scans before anyone internally notices.
• Shared municipal networks mean an incident elsewhere in local government can disrupt public safety systems.
• Analysts spend time collecting and normalizing data rather than analyzing it.

Two services address the points above, each with a defined deliverable.

Acervus does not access Criminal Justice Information without the agreements, background screening, and security addendum required by the CJIS Security Policy and the agency.

All analytical work is performed under agency direction and within the agency's legal authority.

Procurement

Acervus can support agency procurement through direct purchase, cooperative purchasing vehicles, and sole-source justification where applicable. Registration and vendor details are on the Government and Vendor Information page.

Submit a confidential request. A principal will respond within one business day.