Michael Coppola on Blogger: CJIS Solutions Law Share File System Simplifies Data Sharing Process

Wednesday, February 12, 2020

CJIS Solutions Law Share File System Simplifies Data Sharing Process

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Michael Coppola served as police chief for the Palisades Interstate Parkway Police Department from 2012 to 2014 after an extensive career in legal enforcement as a police officer, detective, ranger, and dispatcher. At present, Michael Coppola is the president of CJIS Solutions, the first CJIS-compliant cloud hosting company in America to offer essential technologies to law enforcement and legal agencies.

CJIS Solutions currently offers a CJIS-compliant law share file system. The law share file system simplifies the process of accessing, saving, moving, and distributing data files in a CJIS-compliant manner. This service allows document sharing between attorneys and agencies with a single click. It permits clients to upload documents using included mobile apps, prevents the need to store files locally, provides downloadable links for discovery and record requests, and enables the creation of temporary documents to obtain data provided from outside sources. This service also ensures data protection by using antivirus scanning, data backup, file locks, administrator control access, two-factor authentication, mobile protection, and additional features.

About Michael Coppola

An information technology entrepreneur with extensive experience in law enforcement, Michael Coppola founded CJIS Solutions, which he manages as president. The Little Falls, New Jersey, company provides cloud storage services for law enforcement agencies challenged by increasingly complex data and electronic documentation demands. Michael Coppola’s firm meets these demands while maintaining data security by housing servers in hardened facilities that meet or exceed the CJIS Security Policy's requirements.

Michael Coppola has an innate understanding of the unique needs of law enforcement agencies, having led one such agency for several years. As chief of the Palisades Interstate Parkway Police Department in Alpine, New Jersey, he designed and deployed the organization’s server and computer network. The department’s technological renovation involved ending its reliance on desktop computers in favor of a virtualized system.

In his private life, Michael Coppola actively pursues photography, and his pictures have appeared in hundreds of publications. He is a survivor of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and helped record the aftermath by taking photos that were later included in the September 11th Photo Project conducted by A&E Television.