Bring AI to the field without putting CJI at risk.
Analysts close investigations faster when AI can surface patterns across case files. CJIS does not bend. Verillian is built to CJIS 6.0, with tamper-evident logging and retention aligned to the policy.
What’s at stake
An analyst pasting case files into an AI assistant moves criminal justice information outside the boundary with no record of what left or who sent it. With nothing in place, a single ungoverned tool turns a productivity gain into an unauditable disclosure of CJI, exactly the activity CJIS 6.0 requires you to log and retain.
The institutions with the most to gain from these models are the ones least able to adopt them blind. Verillian is the control layer that keeps the record.
How Verillian answers
Mapped to CJIS 6.0, 28 CFR Part 23. Every regulatory mapping resolves to the compliance center.
- Govern every AI tool, no integration
- A sentinel on each analyst's device governs any tool that speaks HTTPS to a provider, so pattern-finding across case files runs under policy without a separate integration for each new tool.
- Redact CJI before it leaves
- Sensitive-data detection identifies SSNs, record identifiers, and other configured types and redacts or blocks per policy before the request crosses the boundary, keeping criminal justice information from reaching an outside provider.
- Tamper-evident logging built to CJIS 6.0
- Every interaction is signed on the device and hash-chained into an append-only record, with retention aligned to the CJIS one-year requirement. Non-repudiable evidence of exactly what each analyst sent.
- Deny by default, with fleet verification
- Policy is enforced at execution and fails closed when no valid policy is present. An org-wide stop, shadow-AI discovery, and fleet-wide chain verification keep the whole department auditable.
Other regulated sectors
The same control, mapped to the obligations each one answers to.
See it on your own traffic
Thirty minutes with your security team. We intercept a live request, decide it at execution, and show you the signed entry land in the chain.