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SecurITy of the entire information exchange enterprise is only as strong as the weakest link. The Global Justice Information Sharing InITiative (Global) SecurITy Working Group (GSWG) pursues securITy measures necessary for today's enhanced information sharing abilITies. Of particular importance is determining effective securITy standards for legacy networks/ systems, as well as the new and enhanced networks and systems to which they are joined.
OJP Information Technology Initiatives
SecurITy of the entire information exchange enterprise is only as strong as the weakest link. The Global Justice Information Sharing InITiative (Global) SecurITy Working Group (GSWG) pursues securITy measures necessary for today's enhanced information sharing abilITies. Of particular importance is determining effective securITy standards for legacy networks/ systems, as well as the new and enhanced networks and systems to which they are joined.
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State Chief Information Officers (CIOs), as the primary caretakers of their states’ information technology (IT) infrastructures, are cognizant of the roles that information systems play in supporting law enforcement, public safety, public health, and emergency management service delivery. State CIOs also have a role in helping state homeland securITy directors achieve the national goals for homeland securITy systems and information sharing.
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Through the Commercial Equipment Direct Assistance Program (CEDAP), the Office of State and Local Government Coordination and Preparedness (SLGCP), Office for Domestic Preparedness (ODP) , U.S. Department of Homeland SecurITy (DHS), provides smaller law enforcement and emergency responder agencies wITh equipment ITems that will enhance and support regional response, mutual aid, and interoperabilITy of responder equipment. Application deadline is May 5, 2005.
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http:/ / govtsecurITy.com/ mag/ hightech_vision/
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Iowa State Opens SecurITy Testing Lab
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This guide provides an overview for criminal justice practITioners on the securITy issues they face when planning, procuring, and implementing integrated justice systems. IT discusses important securITy technologies, such as encryption, public key infrastructure, biometrics, firewalls, and virtual private networks; and securITy standards for an integrated justice environment.
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This document provides policy and supporting standards for information technology securITy for use by agencies in the state of Maryland.
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, Privacy, SecurITy Disclaimers
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o Global SecurITy Working Group o Global Intelligence Working Group o Global Infrastructure/ Standards Working Group o Global Privacy and Information QualITy Working Group
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/3.0.2/proxy/dod_exec-12958/1.0/dod_exec-12958.xsd
Proxy types that carry dictionary metadata and extend securITy classification codes from Presidential Executive Order 12958.
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Training and specialty courses on emerging technologies, XML, securITy, and information sharing offered in cooperation wITh the National Criminal Justice Association (NCJA)
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/3.0/proxy/ncic_2000/1.0/ncic_2000_full-doc.xsd
SecurITy Date or Series Year
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Thank you for visITing the Office of Justice Programs Information Technology InITiatives, Global Justice Information Sharing InITiative, Justice Standards Clearinghouse, and Global Justice XML Data Model Web sITes. We recommend and encourage you to review the privacy, securITy, and disclaimer notices on this page governing their use.
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Global SecurITy Working Group
Global Justice XML Data Model 3.0.2
SecurITy classification codes from Presidential Executive Order 12958.
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- South Florida coasts are being monITored by intelligent monIToring systems developed by the U.S. Department of Homeland SecurITy's (DHS) Homeland SecurITy Advanced Research Projects Agency (HSARPA). The 24-month Hawkeye program is testing Automated Scene Understanding (ASU) technology, fusing diverse imaging technologies, seismic sensors, audio detection, and radar in order to...
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/3.0.2/proxy/ncic_2000/1.0.1/ncic_2000.xsd
SecurITy Date or Series Year
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) -- Global Justice XML Data Model 30 September 2004
The Global JXDM contains a DocumentType component from which standard XML document schemas can be derived. The Global JXDM DocumentType includes commonly used properties such as control and records management metadata, securITy and classification metadata, and general document descriptive metadata.
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/3.0.2/proxy/dod_misc/1.0/dod_misc.xsd
Proxy types that carry dictionary metadata and extend securITy level codes from the Department of Defense (DoD).
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Justice and Homeland SecurITy: Working Together to Improve Information Sharing
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Global SecurITy Working Group
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/ut_offender-tracking-misc/1.0/ut_offender-tracking-misc.xsd
I will permIT visITs to my place of residence by officers of Adult Probation and Parole for the purpose of ensuring compliance wITh the condITions of my parole. I will not interfere wITh this requirement; i.e. having vicious dogs, perimeter securITy doors, refusing to open the door, etc.
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdd/prerelease/cap/1.0.0.1/cap_full-doc.xsd
Law enforcement, milITary, homeland and local/ private securITy
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Privacy, SecurITy Disclaimers
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U.S. Department of Homeland SecurITy
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdd/prerelease/ncic_2000-misc/1.0.0.0/ncic_2000-misc_full-doc.xsd
Agencies authorized by Public Law 99-169 for national securITy purposes.
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A strategic goal of BJA and GTTAC is to help justice leaders and practITioners enhance information sharing across the justice and public safety communITies—at all levels of government—to improve public safety for America’s cITizens and to increase our homeland securITy.
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/cap/1.0/cap.xsd
Law enforcement, milITary, homeland and local/ private securITy
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The Justice Information Sharing Professionals (JISP) newsletter highlights current inITiatives wIThin the justice communITy. The May 2003 edITion provides information for justice practITioners regarding Extensible Markup Language (XML) technology, homeland securITy, and integration efforts.
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Speech by U.S. Department of Homeland SecurITy Secretary Tom Ridge at the 110th Annual Conference of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), Philadelphia, PA October 24, 2003
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/ut_offender-tracking-misc/1.0/ut_offender-tracking-misc_full-doc.xsd
I will permIT visITs to my place of residence by officers of Adult Probation and Parole for the purpose of ensuring compliance wITh the condITions of my parole. I will not interfere wITh this requirement; i.e. having vicious dogs, perimeter securITy doors, refusing to open the door, etc.
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/dod_misc/1.0/dod_misc.xsd
A code list that enumerates levels of securITy of information.
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/dod_exec-12958/1.0/dod_exec-12958.xsd
SecurITy classification codes from Presidential Executive Order 12958.
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Government IT SecurITy SummIT 2005 (2 Days)
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The Office of Justice Programs (OJP), U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has provided this page and form as a tool for users to submIT questions and to provide their comments and suggestions for improving ITs Web sITes. Please read the Privacy, SecurITy Disclaimer page before submITting any questions or comments.
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Exchanges across disciplines and/ or exchanges utilizing the Global JXDM to groups outside of the typical justice communITy, including but not limITed to, Transportation, Health/ Human Services, Education, U.S. Department of Homeland SecurITy (DHS), etc.
http://it.ojp.gov/jxdd/prerelease/cap/1.0.0.0/cap_full-doc.xsd
Law enforcement, milITary, homeland and local/ private securITy
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Homeland SecurITy
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Government Electronics and Information Technology Association Quarterly CommITtee Meeting and Department of Homeland SecurITy Workshop (3 Days)
Federal Advisory Committee Act Full
(2) Except when the President determines otherwise for reasons of national securITy, timely notice of each such meeting shall be published in the
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UnITed States Department of Homeland SecurITy (DHS)
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Global SecurITy Working Group
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WITh the help of XML and the Global Justice XML Data Model, the opportunITy for proactive justice information sharing is enhanced, arming everyone across the justice and public safety communITies wITh the most accurate and up-to-date data to make the very best decisions possible—increasing law enforcement and criminal justice agency efficiency, public safety, and national securITy.
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Applying SecurITy Practices to Justice Information Sharing Overview CD
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When President George W. Bush called for the creation of a Cabinet-level agency to coordinate homeland securITy, he emphasized improved criminal intelligence sharing as crITical to enhancing law enforcement and other emergency agencies’ abilITies to protect the American public.

Created on Wednesday, June 08, 2005

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