CJIS v6.0 compliance.
Without the $80K price tag.
The FBI expanded CJIS to 20 policy areas and 1,300+ subcontrols. Enforcement begins October 1, 2027. ComplianceLattice guides your agency through every one.
October 1, 2027: Full CJIS v6.0 enforcement begins
CJIS Security Policy v6.0, released December 2024, is the largest update in the policy’s history. It restructured the entire framework into 20 policy areas aligned with NIST SP 800-53, expanding from roughly 80 controls to over 1,300 discrete subcontrols.
Every agency, contractor, and vendor with access to Criminal Justice Information must demonstrate compliance by the enforcement deadline. Agencies that fail a CJIS audit risk losing access to NCIC, III, and other critical federal databases.
The clock is running. Most agencies have not started.
You’re stuck between a spreadsheet
and an $80,000 platform
FBI Excel Spreadsheet
- No implementation guidance
- No evidence tracking
- No expiration reminders
- No policy templates
- Manual audit preparation
Built for law enforcement
- Step-by-step CJIS guidance
- Evidence vault with expiration tracking
- Automated reminders and tasks
- Pre-built policy templates
- One-click audit export
- Set up in an afternoon
Enterprise GRC Platforms
- Built for Fortune 500
- 6-month implementation
- Requires dedicated compliance team
- Exceeds procurement thresholds
- 90% of features you'll never use
Built for how agencies actually work
Every CJIS control, organized by policy area
All 20 CJIS policy areas and 1,300+ subcontrols, structured exactly how your assessor expects to see them. Track status, assign owners, and see what's left at a glance. No more scrolling through the FBI's 250-page PDF.
Upload it once, link it everywhere
Attach evidence directly to controls - screenshots, policy documents, certificates. Track expiration dates so you know when a background check or training renewal is coming due. Evidence carries across frameworks automatically.
Pre-built templates, filled with your agency details
Start with professionally written policy templates covering incident response, access control, media protection, and more. Fill in your agency-specific details and get auditor-ready documents without starting from a blank page.
One-click PDF package for your assessor
When audit time comes, generate a complete evidence package - control statuses, linked evidence, approved policies - in a single PDF. Hand it to your CJIS auditor and let the work speak for itself.
Your CJIS work already counts toward PCI DSS and SOC 2
ComplianceLattice maps controls across frameworks using a canonical control layer. When you implement MFA for CJIS, that same evidence satisfies PCI DSS Requirement 8 and SOC 2 CC6.1. No duplication.
Built as police department compliance and sheriff compliance software - not generic enterprise GRC
ComplianceLattice is used by the agencies that CJIS enforcement actually affects but that Fortune 500 compliance platforms were never built for.
- Police departments (5-200 sworn officers)
- County sheriff's offices
- Dispatch and 911 communications authorities
- Any agency with access to NCIC, III, or state CJIS systems
Your CJIS work is already worth more than you think
ComplianceLattice maps every control to a canonical layer shared across frameworks. When you implement a CJIS control, you’re simultaneously making progress toward PCI DSS and SOC 2 compliance.
MFA, access control, encryption, audit logging, and incident response controls overlap directly.
Security, availability, and confidentiality trust service criteria share significant common ground with CJIS policy areas.
When you’re ready to expand, your existing evidence and controls carry over. No starting from scratch.
Straightforward pricing. No procurement headaches.
Every tier is under typical sole-source thresholds. No RFP required.
- 1 framework (CJIS v6.0)
- Up to 5 users
- 10 GB evidence storage
- Policy templates
- Audit export
- 2 frameworks
- Up to 15 users
- 50 GB evidence storage
- Policy templates
- Audit export
- Cross-framework mapping
- Manage unlimited client agencies from one account (built for MSPs)
- All frameworks
- Unlimited users
- 200 GB evidence storage
- Priority support
- Custom integrations
Annual billing: 2 months free on any tier.
Built by a CJIS-certified security professional
ComplianceLattice is built by an IT security professional who manages CJIS, PCI DSS, and SOC 2 compliance day-to-day for municipal clients. Not a product team guessing at what agencies need - someone who has sat through the audits, filed the paperwork, and managed the remediation.
Every control mapping, policy template, and workflow in this platform comes from hands-on experience serving law enforcement agencies, courts, and municipal governments through an MSP practice.
Frequently asked questions
Is ComplianceLattice really built for police department compliance, or just large agencies?
ComplianceLattice is purpose-built police department compliance software for agencies with 5 to 200 officers - the agencies enterprise GRC platforms ignore. If you're a small department, county sheriff's office, or dispatch/911 authority managing CJIS compliance without a dedicated IT security team, this is built for you.
What makes ComplianceLattice sheriff compliance software rather than generic security software?
Every control, policy template, and workflow in ComplianceLattice maps directly to the CJIS Security Policy's 20 policy areas - the same framework CJIS auditors use to assess sheriff's offices and police departments. It's not a generalized GRC tool retrofitted for law enforcement; CJIS compliance is the starting point, not an add-on.
How much does CJIS compliance software cost?
Plans start at $149/mo for a single agency tracking CJIS v6.0, up to $399/mo for MSPs managing multiple client agencies. Every tier falls under typical municipal sole-source procurement thresholds, so there's no RFP required to get started.
Do we need to upload actual Criminal Justice Information (CJI) into ComplianceLattice?
No. ComplianceLattice tracks compliance evidence - screenshots, policy documents, certificates, and attestations - never actual CJI. Your agency's CJIS system access stays exactly where it already is.
Is the audit export actually useful to a CJIS auditor?
The audit export bundles your control statuses, linked evidence, and approved policies into a single PDF structured around the CJIS Security Policy's 20 policy areas - the same structure your assessor already expects. It's built by someone who has managed real CJIS, PCI DSS, and SOC 2 audits for municipal clients, not guessed at what an auditor wants to see.