In this episode, we’re continuing a series focused on malware from the IJIS Institute’s Cybersecurity Working Group and their JusticeGuardian series—this time, the group dives into the topic of cyber threat actors, the people who are behind the creation and distribution of malware. We once again welcome back host Larry Zorio, Chair of the Cybersecurity Working Group, along with returning member Jeramy Cooper-Leavitt. Together, they discuss what motivates them, why they are using malware, what the actors gain from it, and more.

In this episode, we continue our series on best practices for implementing offender and jail management systems within corrections agencies. We're excited to welcome back esteemed members of the IJIS Corrections Advisory Committee—Rick Davis, Lynn Ayala, Jerry Brinegar, and Chrysta Murray—who bring a wealth of practical experience and insights to the conversation. Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities of system modernization, sharing real-world use cases that highlight the importance of updating legacy technologies. Their firsthand perspectives offer valuable guidance for agencies navigating the complexities of digital transformation.

In this episode, we’re diving into a new topic from the IJIS Institute’s Cybersecurity Working Group and their JusticeGuardian series that affects nearly everyone in today’s digital world: malware. To help us unpack this ever-evolving threat, we’re joined once again by Larry Zorio, Chair of the Cybersecurity Working Group, along with returning member Jeramy Cooper-Leavitt. Together, they explore the five most common sources of malware and share practical advice on how both individuals and organizations can stay protected. From malicious email attachments to compromised websites, we’ll break down how these threats infiltrate our lives, and more importantly, what you can do to defend against them.

In this episode, we begin a series focused on the best practices for implementing an offender or jail management system within a corrections agency. We’re pleased to welcome four valued members from the IJIS Corrections Advisory Committee for this discussion, including Rick Davis, Lynn Ayala, Jerry Brinegar, and Vice-Chair, Chrysta Murray. These panelists explore why it is crucial to modernize offender or jail management systems to attract younger talent, catch up with other domains in terms of technology developments, and why this investment is crucial to help employees do their jobs easier.

For this episode, we continue the exploration of emerging and disruptive technologies in justice and public safety. We’re pleased to welcome back Larry Zorio, Chair of the Cybersecurity Working Group, and Paul Wormeli, who leads efforts with the IJIS Technology and Architecture Committee. Today, Larry and Paul will dig into the transformative impact of cloud-native technologies—and what that means for justice and public safety operations. From scalable infrastructure to real-time data sharing, they’ll discuss how these modern platforms can help agencies become more agile, secure, and responsive.

For this episode, our guests will continue to explore emerging and disruptive technologies in justice and public safety. We’re thrilled to welcome back Larry Zorio, Chair of the Cybersecurity Working Group and Paul Wormeli who spearheads efforts for the IJIS Technology and Architecture Committee. In this episode, Larry and Paul will dive into the transformative potential of agentic artificial intelligence and its use and potential within justice and public safety operations. They’ll explore how the cutting-edge technology can streamline processes, enhance efficiency, and empower professionals to be more productive.

On this episode of the IJIS Sounds of Safety Podcast, we’re diving into a crucial conversation on the evolution and modernization of the CJIS Security Policy. Leading this discussion is Larry Zorio, Chair of the IJIS Cybersecurity Working Group, alongside our esteemed guest, Gerard Gallant, Chair of the Institute’s CJIS Security Policy Working Group. Together, they’ll break down key priorities agencies should focus on to strengthen their understanding and compliance with this constantly evolving policy. Stay tuned for valuable insights that will help enhance the security of criminal justice information for agencies across the nation.

On this episode of the IJIS Sounds of Safety Podcast, we welcome back the chair of the Cybersecurity Working Group, Larry Zorio to spearhead an informative discussion with valued member of the IJIS community and chair of the IJIS Information Technology and Architecture Committee, Paul Wormeli. Listen in as the two of them discuss the impact of knowledge graph technology as a possible benefit to justice and public safety operations in a new series focusing on emerging technologies in the public sector mission space.

Today, the IJIS Sounds of Safety Podcast welcomes back Larry Zorio and Jeramy Cooper-Leavitt for another installment of the Navigating Cybersecurity Series. In this episode, they’ll dive into the sixth and final core function of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework: Recover. The Recover function identifies appropriate activities and supports the timely recovery to normal operations of assets, such as data, applications, and infrastructure, impacted by a cybersecurity incident.

Today, the IJIS Sounds of Safety Podcast welcomes back Larry Zorio and Jeramy Cooper-Leavitt for another episode in the Navigating Cybersecurity Series. Listen as they explore the fifth core function of the NIST cybersecurity framework: Respond. The Respond function is critical for maintaining the continuity and integrity of the organization's operations, assets, data, and reputation when they are the victim of a cyber-attack.