Agencies we've served have seen 28% crime reduction · 99.9% system uptime · 18 years serving US law enforcement · 0 Reported Security Breaches
CJIS compliant since 2008. One of the few software firms with 18 consecutive years of zero reported FBI CJIS audit findings. Security clearance available for sensitive deployments.
We understand police workflows, dispatch operations, interagency data sharing, and the political realities of agency-level technology decisions — not just the technical requirements.
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The consequences of a failed technology deployment in law enforcement aren't a missed quarterly target. They're compromised investigations, endangered officers, and political accountability. Most vendors don't understand this.
CJIS compliance requires security to be designed into the system architecture, not added after development. Vendors without law enforcement history treat CJIS as a checklist. We've maintained FBI CJIS compliance since 2008 — 18 years of continuous adherence, not a recent certification.
A CAD system that goes down during a critical incident means dispatchers are on radio and paper. A field app that fails during a pursuit means officers are blind. We build for 99.9% uptime by architectural requirement, not as a target. Built to remain operational during disaster response scenarios, including severe weather events and extended power outages.
When city police, county sheriff, and state police can't share data in real time, officers approach scenes without knowing warrant status or prior violent contacts. We've built interagency data sharing systems across 15 jurisdictions. The infrastructure exists. The political will to connect agencies requires a vendor who understands both.
Every agency has more ground to cover than officers to cover it. Without predictive analytics and crime hotspot intelligence, resource allocation is based on habit and intuition. We've helped agencies achieve 28% crime reduction in targeted areas by deploying officers where analysis said crime would occur — not where it occurred last week.
Most agencies can't fund technology modernization from operating budgets. BJA grants, Byrne JAG, COPS grants, and state homeland security funds exist specifically for this. Vendors without grant experience leave agencies underfunded or create procurement problems that delay projects by years. We help agencies identify and apply for funding before any build begins.
30–40%
Officer time spent on administrative tasks vs. patrol
Every hour on paperwork is an hour not responding. Automation gives that time back without adding headcount.
$3.5M
Average cost of a public sector data breach
(Ponemon Institute)
CJIS violations carry federal consequences beyond financial. Career-ending for the CIO. Agency-defining for the Chief.
67%
Of agencies still using legacy CAD systems over 10 years old
Legacy systems don't fail gracefully. They fail during critical incidents when failure is unacceptable.
15 min
Average reduction in response time with real-time dispatch optimization
In cardiac arrest, that's the difference between survival and fatality. Dispatch optimization is a public health issue.
We've served US law enforcement for 18 years. CJIS compliant since 2008. Zero reported security breaches across all deployments to date. Our team understands police workflows, NCIC integration, RMS systems, and the mission-critical reliability your agency demands.
CJIS compliance is not a certification you earn once. It requires continuous security audits, personnel screening, incident response planning, and policy adherence across every person who touches the system. We have maintained continuous CJIS compliance for 18 years across deployments in 15+ jurisdictions. No reported findings, violations, or exceptions across deployments to date.
Not because of our feature list. Because of how we think about public safety.
CJIS audits are not routine compliance reviews. They are federal assessments with agency-wide consequences for failures. In 18 years and 15+ jurisdictions, we have never had a finding. That record is not an accident — it is the result of designing every system for CJIS from the first architecture decision.
Every feature we design gets tested against one question: can a patrol officer use this in under 30 seconds during a traffic stop? Offline capability, voice-friendly interfaces, and single-tap NCIC queries are not features — they are the baseline for field deployment.
Connecting city police, county sheriff, and state police isn't a technical problem — it's a political one. Every agency protects its data, its workflows, and its authority. We've navigated 15-jurisdiction data sharing agreements and know how to structure systems that agencies will actually adopt.
Most agencies cannot approve technology spend from operating budgets. BJA grants, Byrne JAG, COPS technology grants, and state homeland security funds exist specifically for this. We help agencies identify appropriate funding sources and prepare applications before any procurement discussion begins.
We have a single standard for uptime: your system works during the worst day your agency has ever experienced. Hurricane response, mass casualty events, power outages. 99.9% uptime is a floor, not a goal. We architect redundancy, failover, and offline capability as requirements, not options.
Hear from law enforcement leaders we've served
"When our CAD went down, our dispatchers were on radio and paper—and officers were blind in the field. LTK Soft's system has held 99.9% uptime for five years, including during critical incidents. That's not IT—that's officer safety."
Chief David Hartley
Chief of Police, Municipal Police Department
"Three FBI CJIS audits. Zero findings. LTK Soft didn't bolt compliance on at the end—they architected for it from the first line of code. When the FBI shows up, our systems are ready."
Robert Simmons
IT Director, County Sheriff's Office
"Getting 12 jurisdictions to share data isn't a technical problem—it's political. Every agency protects its turf. LTK Soft navigated those politics and built a system every agency actually adopted. 28% crime reduction speaks for itself."
Angela Torres
Director, Regional Information Sharing Center
If you check 3 or more boxes in any category, your agency has a modernization gap that is either creating operational risk or costing you grant funding eligibility.
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Crime Reduction in Targeted Areas
⏱ Results within 18 monthsThe Challenge:
A 15-jurisdiction metropolitan area had data locked in disconnected systems across city police, county sheriff, and state police departments. Manual analysis of crime patterns took weeks. Officers were deployed based on historical patterns, not current intelligence. No agency could see the full picture — only their own silo.
The Constraint:
The agencies could not hire additional analysts or officers. Any solution had to work within existing personnel capacity and navigate the political complexity of 15 independent agencies sharing sensitive data under varying CJIS access policies.
What We Built:
An AI-powered crime analytics platform with real-time GIS mapping, predictive hotspot analysis, and automated pattern detection integrated across all 15 agency CAD and RMS systems. CJIS-compliant data sharing with role-based access respecting each agency's classification requirements. Mobile dashboards for field commanders. 100,000+ incidents analyzed annually.
The Result:
Zero reported security breaches or CJIS audit findings across all deployments to date.
We'll discuss your current systems, CJIS compliance status, grant funding opportunities, and what modernization looks like for your specific agency — no sales pitch, just an honest operational assessment.
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