Actuating Authentication: Meeting CJIS Compliance at Scale - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

With ransomware attacks increasing more than 95% in 2023, and targets including the Dallas Police Department, the Stanford University Department of Public Safety, and several U.S. government agencies, the need for more effective authentication methods to secure access to sensitive criminal justice data has become particularly acute. In December 2023, the FBI’s CJIS division published updates to its security policy that aim to bolster data security measures and ensure the safety of sensitive data held by the CJIS division. These updates include the use of multifactor authentication to be implemented for accessing any kind of criminal justice information (CJI). The changes are set to take effect on October 1st of this year (2024). In light of this implementation requirement, join this live webinar to learn more about: • The CJIS policy changes around authentication • The business case for passwordless authentication • What it means to move from a network perimeter to a people perimeter • Pragmatic ways to streamline processes and lower user friction