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Project Overview. International Government Management Information Sciences Conference Santa Fe, New Mexico. What is CONNECT?. a consortium of states implementing a new approach to interstate information sharing

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  1. Project Overview International Government Management Information Sciences Conference Santa Fe, New Mexico

  2. What is CONNECT? a consortium of states implementing a new approach to interstate information sharing a leverage of the Internet to use a combination of next-generation collaboration & security technologies to facilitate deep information sharing between states

  3. Who is CONNECT?

  4. data stored & interpreted disparately The Challenge different architectures & technologies Security & Privacy Architecture Data Model variety of credentialing & access rules 4 4

  5. The Solution data stored & interpreted disparately √ GFIPM Global Privacy different architectures & technologies CONNECT Best Practices √ Global JRA NIEM variety of credentialing & access rules √

  6. Vision of the Future national standards browser-based portal federated identity & privilege management secure policy driven criminal justice & non-criminal justice info

  7. Benefits • More users • Allows “non-traditional” users access to data previously available only through Nlets or NCIC • Could target small police agencies, probation officers, domestic violence advocates, victims service officers, etc. • More data • Detailed custody data • School attendance data for school resource officers • More affordable • Allows for secure transmission of data via the internet • Supplies a “generic” portal site for states or agencies without federated querying capability

  8. Stakeholders • Current Consortium Members • Alabama, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming • Data owners within each state • Law enforcement personnel within each state • Criminal justice personnel within each state • Funders and outside observers • General public

  9. CONNECT today • DL Exchange • Alabama • Kansas • Nebraska • Wyoming Production Servers beta users

  10. Implementation to date • Technical architecture is in place • JRA • Open standards • Network agnostic • GFIPM • Portal to portal capability • NIEM • DL IEPD (www.niem.gov) • Common language and dictionary • Public Website • www.connectconsortium.org

  11. Privacy Policy • CONNECT has developed a privacy policy to cover DL exchanges in a production environment • Meets legal requirements of current member states • Defines authorized purposes for accessing information via the portal • Establishes policies for secondary dissemination • Details logging & auditing requirements • Describes enforcement policies for misuse • Is extensible to other states & data stores

  12. Artifacts • Business • Interstate MOU • CONNECT Bylaws • GFIPM Templates • Privacy Policy • Technical • 3 NIEM v2.0 IEPDs • 3 Global JRA Web Services • GFIPM Model describing Identity Provider & Access Control Mapping • CONNECT User Interface (see next slide) • Road Map: High Level Design, Technical Specifications, Implementation Plan

  13. User Interface

  14. Questions & Discussion Becki R. Goggins, Manager Crime Information and Statistics Division Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center Montgomery, AL 36130 334.517.2451 becki.goggins@alacop.gov

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