Historical CJIS Security Policies
FBI CJIS Security Policy version 5.9 – (PDF)
FBI CJIS Requirements Companion Document version 5.9 – (PDF)
FBI CJIS Security Policy version 5.9.1 – (PDF)
FBI CJIS Requirements Companion Document version 5.9.1 – (PDF)
FBI CJIS Security Policy version 5.9.2 – (PDF)
FBI CJIS Requirements Companion Document version 5.9.2 – (PDF)
FBI CJIS Security Policy version 5.9.3 – (PDF)
FBI CJIS Requirements Companion Document version 5.9.3 – (PDF)
LEEP Access
Agency Administrators for LEEP Access
For Texas local agencies you would contact your LEEP Agency Administrator (AA) for:
1. Applying for a LEEP account.
2. LEEP password resets
Check if your agency has a LEEP AA by going to the search tool above. You will be able to search for your AA by entering your agency ORI or agency name.
Contact DPS for LEEP Access Support
If your agency does not have an AA, email our office at LEEP@dps.texas.gov. In your email:
1. Advise that you do not have a LEEP Agency Administrator
2. Provide agency’s name
3. Provide agency’s ORI (if known)
LEEP Access Brochure
Sign into LEEP
LEEP, formerly known as LEO, is the FBI's Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal. LEEP provides law enforcement agencies, intelligence groups, and criminal justice entities access to beneficial resources. These resources can strengthen case development for investigators, enhance information sharing between agencies, and provide a free secure email account. There is no charge for this service. Our CJIS Security Office has a Special Interest Group (SIG) available to all LEEP members and we invite you to visit us.
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