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Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal (LEEP)

The Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal (LEEP) is a secure platform for law enforcement agencies, intelligence groups, and criminal justice entities. LEEP provides web-based investigative tools and analytical resources, and the networking it supports is unrivaled by other platforms available to law enforcement. Users collaborate in a secure environment, use tools to strengthen their cases, and share departmental documents.

Services on LEEP 

Virtual Command Center

The VCC is a critical incident management system providing real-time situational awareness. VCCs foster multi-agency collaboration and allow federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial users to share necessary information within a common incident management environment. Used across the U.S. and internationally, the VCC is used to share information such as: suspect profiles, maps and floorplans, event schedules, and threat monitoring. VCCs are ideal for:

  • Active shooter incidents
  • Child abductions
  • Presidential inaugurations
  • Takedown operations
  • Natural disasters
  • Special events
  • Terrorist attacks and threats

Within VCC, VCC Trax is an operational tool designed to display the information associated with multiple suspects, locations, or mass casualties. Users also have the ability to take and upload photographs into the Trax application. For example, law enforcement personnel on surveillance might take a suspect photograph and then upload it directly into a Trax suspect box within seconds.

JusticeConnect

JusticeConnect is an innovative, new online collaboration service accessible via LEEP. Through online forums and blogs, partners can communicate with experts, share information and ideas, and receive feedback with criminal investigations.

Active Shooter

An outgrowth of a White House initiative to assist law enforcement and first responders, the FBI Active Shooter Resources SIG contains valuable resources to aid in the management of the chaos often surrounding active shooter/multiple victim incidents.

Intelink

Intelink is a secure portal for integrated intelligence dissemination and collaboration efforts.

Regional Information Sharing Systems Network (RISSNET) 

RISSNET is a secure sensitive but unclassified law enforcement information sharing system operated by a collaborative organization of state and local justice officials. It provides access to millions of pieces of data, offers bidirectional sharing of information, and connects disparate state, local, and federal systems.

Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) 

The mission of the Internet Crime Complaint Center is to provide the public with a reliable and convenient reporting mechanism to submit information to the FBI concerning suspected Internet-facilitated fraud schemes and to develop effective alliances with law enforcement and industry partners. Information is analyzed and disseminated for investigative and intelligence purposes to law enforcement and for public awareness.

Malware Investigator 

Malware Investigator is a tool that provides users the ability to submit suspected malware files and, within as little as an hour, receive detailed technical information about what the malware does and what it may be targeting.

Repository for Individuals of Special Concern (RISC)

The CJIS Repository for Individuals of Special Concern (RISC) allows officers on the street to use a mobile identification (ID) device to perform a rapid search of a limited repository of fingerprint records. It provides law enforcement with an enhanced capability to quickly identity persons who present special risks to the public or to law enforcement officers themselves.

Specifically, this capability enables officers and agents in the field to screen detainees and criminal suspects against a repository of Wanted Persons, Sex Offenders Registry Subjects, Known or Suspected Terrorists, and other persons of special interest for rapid identification. The hand-held identification devices can be used nationwide and decrease officer risk when dealing with subjects presenting false or no identification. The matching process is entirely automated, enabling an officer to receive a response within seconds. For more information about the program, contact the Global Initiatives Unit at RISC@ic.fbi.gov.

Correctional Intelligence Task Force (CITF)

The Correctional Intelligence Task Force (CITF) provides analytical support and digital forensic solutions to the corrections and law enforcement community. CITF is headquartered in Sacramento, California and has personnel and partnerships in key locations throughout the country. The mission of the task force is the identification and dissemination of cross-programmatic intelligence. We strive to be a one-stop solution for operational intelligence by using our resources and those of our strategic partnerships.

For more information on the capabilities of CITF, or to contact us, visit the Correctional Intelligence Task Force community site available in Justice Connect. If you do not have a LEEP account, please visit www.cjis.gov and follow the account creation instructions.

Join LEEP 

LEEP accounts are available to personnel affiliated with the criminal justice system, intelligence community, and the armed forces. To apply for a LEEP account go to cjis.gov and complete the online application.

Contact LEEP 

For more information on the LEEP or to find out how to become a Service Provider (an agency that provides a service/resource to the LEEP) or Identity Provider (an agency that partners with the LEEP, which give their users easier access to the LEEP resources), please contact the FBI Support Center, available 24/7 to answer any questions.

FBI Support Center contact information:

  • Toll-free domestic calls: (888) 334-4536
  • International calls: (225) 334-4536
  • Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS): 711
  • E-mail: helpdesk@leo.gov

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