Data/Information Sharing

How do we move forward as responsibilities that were once considered basic functions of public safety are now being reexamined?

Even the smallest departments can conduct basic crime analysis and evaluation of the impact of police operations

Find out how powerful software programs can provide actionable intelligence that helps law enforcement agencies solve, reduce and even prevent crime

When processing applicant background investigations, law enforcement agencies may need to adhere to CJIS standards and other regulations to ensure compliance with privacy, security and recordkeeping legal requirements

Phoenix PD is empowering patrol officers to spearhead intelligence-led problem-solving initiatives in their precincts

Organizations and citizens have a “shared responsibility” to defend their data, computer hardware and software systems from ransomware attacks

Connecting disparate systems helps agencies gain efficiencies, leverage data

A law enforcement search engine makes it simple to access massive amounts of data so police officers keep themselves and their communities safe

As part of its protection efforts, the FBI requires all users of CJIS data to pass a demanding technical audit every three years

Better data management and information exchange between the 911 system, LE agencies and the courts will enhance decision-making and improve outcomes

6 ways eSOPH helps investigators dig deep to learn more about applicants faster and more securely

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department adopted eSOPH to increase speed, access and the amount of information they are able to collect for each applicant for a more thorough profile

Go mobile, go paperless and protect data privacy with a cloud-based system for background investigations

The Baltimore Police Department is using data collection and analysis to make informed decisions about staffing and resource allocation