CJIS Compliance Statement

Updated 12/15/2023

To address questions surrounding the recent The Florida Department of Law Enforcement announcement of the CJIS Security Policy Changes for License Plate Reader Programs CJIS Memorandum: 2022-11 released in July 2022, FINDER Software Solutions has been working with our customers, resellers, and internal teams to understand and support our customers in these evolving times. Below we have provided a series of information on how FINDER and our partners contribute to your CJIS compliance.

It should be noted that CJIS compliance is a multi-faceted collaboration between the customer, their employees, selected contractors, and vendors. We encourage customers to assess their implementation strategy. An actual compliance test is whether customers can pass a CJIS Audit based on their policies, user, and vendor management.

The information below addresses specific items FINDER is doing to address the FDLE newsletter:

• All FINDER Software Solutions engineers, operations, and support representatives who may contact a customer’s systems have completed CJIS Security Policy background checks, including the CJIS Security Awareness training and the CJIS Security Addendums. Certifications are available upon request, including the ORI for the agency’s third-party team fingerprints.
• FINDER is designed to meet the essential technological directives established by the federal government for sharing law enforcement data, ensuring compliance with security and operational standards.
• FINDER have and will cooperate with customer-requested CJIS Security Policy background checks, audits, and other customer requests.

We encourage our customers to monitor FDLE and CJIS, execute assessments of your programs, and review compliance. We will continue to study this CJIS policy change and work with our vendors, internal teams, and most importantly, you, our customers, so that you can make informed decisions and remain compliant.

Thank you,

FINDER Software Solutions