CJIS v6.0 is in effect. Is your department compliant?
The FBI's CJIS Security Policy v6.0, issued December 2024, mandates encrypted, managed devices for all criminal justice information access. Personal BYOD phones are a direct violation, and non-compliance puts FBI database access itself at risk. SEP 360 closes the gap on the devices your officers already carry.
The mandate is written. The clock is running.
- 180+
CJIS v6.0 primary controls: 1,300+ subcontrols now in effect, with full enforcement deadline October 2027
FBI CJIS Security Policy v6.0, December 2024 - 88%
Of law enforcement personnel use smartphones daily for official business, most on unprotected personal phones
Verizon Public Safety Communications Survey - $1B+
In downtime losses from 525 government ransomware attacks between 2018 and 2024
Axis Intelligence Cybersecurity Statistics 2026
Cases are being dismissed when agencies cannot produce complete officer communication records. The archive isn't paperwork; it's the case.
Law Enforcement Legal Analysis · CJIS v6.0
What SEP 360 delivers.
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CJIS v6.0 requirements, satisfied
MFA, encryption meeting FIPS 140-2 standards, MDM integration, remote wipe, and SSL pinning against man-in-the-middle attacks: the mobile controls CJIS v6.0 demands, delivered as one managed subscription.
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A chain-of-custody-ready archive
Every call, text, and voicemail on the officer's business line is automatically archived, complete, tamper-evident, and ready for discovery. No more dismissals over missing records.
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Officer privacy, protected
The dedicated business line separates official communications from the officer's personal life. Informant and witness contacts stay encrypted and compartmentalized, and the officer's personal phone never becomes part of case discovery.
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Deployed in 90 days, no new devices
SEMM managed deployment through Cellhub handles activation, enrollment, and 24/7/365 support, with public-sector procurement available through the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative contract vehicle.
SecureComm is CJIS-attested and GovRAMP Authorized (Movius MultiLine) · EndPoint Shield meets FIPS 140-2 encryption standards (Lookout) · Managed end-to-end via SEMM by Cellhub.
The CJIS v6.0 Mobile Readiness Checklist
The mobile-specific CJIS v6.0 controls mapped to concrete evidence, MFA, FIPS 140-2 encryption, MDM enrollment, remote wipe, and communication retention, ahead of the October 2027 deadline.
What's inside
- The mobile-specific CJIS v6.0 controls mapped to concrete evidence
- Where BYOD phones create an audit finding you can't argue away
- Retention and discovery requirements for officer communications
- A sequencing plan that clears the October 2027 enforcement deadline
PDF · 18 checkpoints · ~12 min read · No cost · Placeholder asset, final PDF pending
Get the checklist
Protect your business before the next attack forces the issue.
Schedule a 30-minute SEP 360 assessment with L2 Squared Technologies. We'll walk through your current mobile exposure, show you exactly what protection looks like in your environment, and build a deployment roadmap, at no cost.
- Premiere T-Mobile for Business Partner
- Strategic Partner: Movius MultiLine
- Powered by Lookout Security
- Managed via SEMM · Cellhub
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