Is Your Agency Ready for CJIS 6.0?
Stronger requirements. Stricter audits. Higher cybersecurity risks.
The CJIS Security Policy 6.0 update brings sweeping changes to how law enforcement, public safety, and municipal IT departments must protect Criminal Justice Information (CJI).
Benchmark Network Solutions helps you achieve compliance, strengthen your security posture, and modernize operations
What CJIS 6.0 Means for Local Governments
CJIS 6.0 is the most significant update to the Criminal Justice Information Services Security Policy in a decade.
It introduces new requirements for:
Continuous monitoring
Centralized audit logging
MFA and identity proofing
Privilege control
Incident response
Mobile device security
Vendor risk management
Why You Need a SIEM Now
CJIS 6.0 Makes SIEM Log Collection Mandatory
- Real-time threat detection
- Automated alerting
- Privileged account monitoring
- Centralized log storage
- Compliance reporting
- Faster audit preparation
Benchmark BSecure SIEM
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- 24/7 Monitoring
- Unified Log Collection
- Automated Threat Detection
- Compliance Dashboards
- Secure Cloud Storage
- Incident Response Integration
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How We Work?
Phase 1: Assessment and Planning:
Conduct CJIS 6.0 readiness assessment
Document security gaps and remediation requirements
Identify system, application, and user access points
Inventory all log-generating systems
Phase 2: BSecure SIEM Deployment:
Install SIEM agents on endpoints and servers
Integrate firewalls, VPNs, cloud services, and M365 logs
Configure correlation rules and alert thresholds
Set up dashboards and compliance reporting
Establish log retention policies per CJIS requirements
Begin 24/7 monitoring
Phase 3: CJIS Control Remediation:
Depending on findings, remediation may include:
MFA implementation
Privileged access restructuring
Network segmentation improvements
Backup & DR alignment
Mobile device compliance configuration
Phase 4: Ongoing Operations & Support:
Monthly vulnerability scanning
Quarterly vCIO meeting
Annual CJIS audit-prep package
Real-time alerting and incident assistance
Unlimited helpdesk (optional)