CJIS · Compliance
Access controls. Audit logging. Personnel screening.
Mandry Technology maps managed IT and cybersecurity controls to CJIS requirements for municipalities and counties integrating with law enforcement systems in Texas. Cybersecurity and Managed IT operate under one accountable team with SOC 2 Type II discipline, producing access control evidence, audit logs, and personnel screening documentation assessors and agency partners actually inspect.
What auditors expect
CJIS
Personnel screening, access controls, audit logging, and documented CJIS evidence
Primary practices: Cybersecurity, Managed IT
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Context
CJIS compliance is not generic Active Directory groups. Law enforcement integrations require documented access controls, audit trails, and personnel screening evidence maintained continuously.
Role-based access, least privilege, and documented approval workflows for systems touching criminal justice information.
Continuous audit logs, retention aligned to CJIS expectations, and SOC correlation for anomalous access patterns.
Background-check and screening evidence maintained for personnel with CJIS system access, not assembled when an audit is scheduled.
Documented vendor risk assessments and integration boundaries for third-party systems connecting to CJIS environments.
Primary Practices
Mandry operates five practices under one accountable team. These are the ones that map most directly to CJIS obligations and the evidence auditors request.
Industries
Mandry concentrates regulatory literacy in four headline verticals, plus regulated mid-market organizations. These industries map most directly to CJIS obligations.
Comparison
The difference shows up when an audit, breach, or carrier renewal forces you to produce evidence, not when everything is running smoothly.
| When it matters | Generic regional MSP | Mandry |
|---|---|---|
| CJIS access controls | Generic AD groups with no CJIS audit trail or background-check documentation | CJIS-aligned access controls, audit logging, and documented personnel screening evidence |
Trust
SOC 2 Type II
Type II attestation
24/7 SOC
SOC monitoring (Arctic Wolf)
97%
client retention
20+
years of continuous operation
ScenarioScenario
CJIS assessors expect documented access controls, audit logs, and personnel screening records maintained continuously. Missing documentation is both an integration risk and a finding that delays law enforcement system connectivity. Mandry maintains access review evidence, audit logging, and screening documentation as part of the compliance program.
Memberships
HCISPP
Vendor Stack
Related Frameworks
Most compliance environments answer to more than one framework. Explore the related obligations Mandry maps to the same operating discipline.
FAQ
Mandry deploys CJIS-aligned access controls, audit logging, and documented personnel screening evidence for environments integrating with law enforcement systems. Access reviews and background-check documentation are maintained continuously, not assembled when a CJIS audit is scheduled.
Cybersecurity provides access controls, audit logging, and SOC monitoring. Managed IT produces asset inventory, change records, and access review documentation CJIS assessors request.
The right time to evaluate one is before the audit, before the breach, before the regulator's letter arrives.
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