Re: Supporting police systems on your network

[Allen Mundt <allenathome () SBCGLOBAL NET>]

Dr. Tabron,
The kind of access you are talking about is covered by FBI policy and is called CJIS - Criminal Justice Information 
System.
The policy itself is not in any way classified, and is easy enough to find by doing a Google search of "CJIS version 
5.6".  I am a member of a Local Government, and we have educational considerations, which is why I am a longtime member 
of the Educause list.  I am the Information Security Officer at Waukesha County in Wisconsin.
How we deal with this is through our State DOJ.  If you would wish to contact me further, I have included my work Email 
for further contact.
Best,
Allen


 _______________________________________________________________ L. Allen Mundt, MBA, CISM,  ISO Waukesha County "Being 
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      From: Judith Tabron <judith.tabron () GMAIL COM>
 To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU 
 Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2018 2:41 PM
 Subject: [SECURITY] Supporting police systems on your network
   
Hello all,

I would love to talk to anyone out there who is supporting criminal
justice information on your network. We have a county police station
as our university public safety department and as far as I know the
only station at a university in the county. I'm trying to figure out
combining the requirements for securing NCIC access with our policy to
have all endpoints go through Aruba's ClearPass, and whether in
practice ProPhoenix has the same requirements as NCIC or different
ones. I'd also love to learn about how people are providing network
access to NCIC.

Feel free to contact me off list at this address or the one below. If
you don't know me and would rather not discuss your sensitive network
structures with a stranger, let me know, I'm sure we can find a mutual
EDUCAUSE friend who can vouch for me.

Thanks!

Judith

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Judith Tabron, Ph.D., CISSP
Vice President, Information Resources and Technology
Rowan University
tabron () rowan edu  |  856-256-5825