Navigate CJIS Audit Readiness, Cloud Responsibility, & Workforce Preparedness
CJIS Security Policy v6.1 is now in effect, and agencies, contractors, and service providers need a clear plan for addressing current audit expectations and preparing for future compliance milestones.
Join Planet Technologies for a practical discussion on the evolution of CJIS Security Policy requirements, including current priorities, phased implementation expectations, audit readiness strategies, cloud shared responsibility considerations, and workforce training best practices. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of how to assess their organization’s compliance posture, prioritize remediation efforts, and prepare for future audits.
The webinar will also introduce Planet’s new CJIS Compliance Training Program, available through Evolve 365, designed to help organizations build workforce awareness, reinforce secure behaviors, and support ongoing compliance readiness through scalable training and completion tracking.
Date: September 9, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM ET
Format: Live Webinar
Cost: Free
After attending this webinar, participants will be able to:
- Understand the latest CJIS Security Policy requirements and implementation priorities.
- Identify controls that require immediate attention and prepare for future compliance milestones.
- Improve audit readiness through documentation, evidence collection, and compliance monitoring.
- Evaluate cloud shared responsibility considerations for CJIS-regulated environments.
- Understand the role workforce awareness and training play in maintaining CJIS compliance.
Meet Your Speakers
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Scott Derby Principal Cloud Strategist, Planet Technologies Scott brings deep expertise in cloud strategy for public sector and law enforcement agencies, helping organizations align infrastructure decisions with compliance requirements. |
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AJ Rogers Managing Architect, Compliance, Planet Technologies AJ specializes in compliance architecture and audit preparation, with hands-on experience guiding organizations through complex policy frameworks including CJIS, FedRAMP, and NIST. |
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CJIS Compliance Training Program