Take COMMAND of your CJIS compliance
Your state already partners with Peak for CJIS training. Peak COMMAND and Peak LITE add CJIS compliance tools for local police and agencies on top of it. You get policies, controls, evidence, and reporting, built for departments without dedicated compliance staff.
What does CJIS compliance require of local police and agencies?
For local police, CJIS compliance means meeting more than 1,500 requirements across the 20 policy areas of the CJIS Security Policy, including mandatory risk assessments. Most departments handle that with no dedicated compliance staff.
These are the four places it breaks down.
Twenty policy areas, more than 1,500 requirements, and mandatory risk assessments — all of it changing on someone else's schedule.
Policies, logs, and vendor records live in shared drives, spreadsheets, email, and physical folders. Audit prep becomes a scramble.
Provisioning accounts, assigning training, and tracking certifications is manual and time consuming.
Standard CJIS training does not cover incident response or cybersecurity, and hosting agency-specific training usually means one more login to remember.
How Peak solves it
Four pieces, built to work together.
The core is a governance, risk, and compliance platform that streamlines CJIS compliance for your department. Around it: a place for your own training, security courses beyond the CJIS minimum, and a way to connect it all to the systems you already run.
How does a local agency get them?
Local police and agencies get CJIS compliance from Peak as two packages. Peak LITE is the connectivity and training layer: single sign-on, API integration, reporting, the new Unified Certification Report across CJIS Online and nexTEST, and the security courses, added on top of the CJIS training your state already provides. Peak COMMAND includes everything in LITE and adds the governance layer, Compliance Shield, plus your own custom training. Most departments start with the question of whether they need the governance layer now.
Single sign-on, bulk reporting, and security training.
Policies, controls, evidence, and custom training.
Everything in Peak LITE is included.
Explore Peak COMMAND →What powers Peak COMMAND?
The governance layer in COMMAND is Compliance Shield, a GRC platform purpose built for CJIS and NIST. It is where policy gets generated, risk assessments run, incidents get logged, and evidence accumulates against the controls it satisfies. Here is what it looks like.
See how Compliance Shield helps your agency prepare for CJIS Security Policy updates and upcoming risk assessments. Explore Compliance Shield →
New in LITE and COMMAND
See certification across CJIS Online and nexTEST in one place.
The Unified Certification Report brings certification status from CJIS Online and nexTEST into a single view, so your department can see who is current, who is expiring, and who is overdue without switching systems.
- Accounts with a matching name and email are linked automatically, and any link can be reviewed or undone.
- Compliance rate, expired certifications, and active users in each system at a glance.
- Filter by system, by certification, or by how soon certifications expire.
- Remind everyone who is expired at once, or one person at a time, and see when the last reminder went out.
- Search every certification and export the list to CSV.
See how it works for your agency
Tell us how your department handles training, policy, and audit prep today, and we will show you what LITE and COMMAND take off your plate.
More questions about COMMAND and LITE? See the FAQ →