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Skip to main content Security built for justice agencies The agencies that run on eCourtDate trust it with their most sensitive records. The platform is CJIS compliant, hosted only in AWS GovCloud, and encrypted in transit and at rest. Get a DemoVisit the Trust Center 10,000+ Courts and justice locations 24 States 99.95% Uptime SLA Zero Data breaches to date Modern infrastructure is more secure than the systems it replaces Legacy, on-premises, and mainframe systems were built before today's threats and are costly to keep patched. eCourtDate runs on a modern cloud built for government, so security, accessibility, and uptime come standard rather than as another project for a short-staffed team. For leadership A modern cloud platform with a 99.95% uptime SLA and zero data breaches to date. No on-premises hardware to buy, patch, or replace. For IT and security CJIS-compliant, hosted only in AWS GovCloud (US), FIPS-validated encryption, SSO, and audit logs that forward to your SIEM. For your staff Sign in with the credentials you already use. Privacy Mode protects juvenile and victim records. Nothing new to install or maintain. How eCourtDate protects your data Government-grade controls run on every agency tenant by default. No add-ons, no separate security product to license. Government-Grade Encryption Encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES 256-bit, using FIPS 140-2/140-3 validated cryptographic modules. Every request requires a secure connection. Isolated GovCloud Tenancy A distributed, serverless architecture hosted exclusively in AWS GovCloud (US). Each agency runs in an isolated tenant with logical data segregation in its optimal region. Role-Based Access Control Granular create, read, update, and delete permissions per record type, so staff reach only what their role requires. Multi-factor authentication is required for administrative access. Complete Audit Trails Every action is logged in real time with request data, user identity, timestamps, and response codes. Logs are immutable, exportable, and retained for the life of the contract. Layered Network Defense Cloudflare Web Application Firewall and DDoS mitigation, Amazon GuardDuty threat detection, and DNSSEC, DKIM, DMARC, and SPF enforced on every domain. SSO and Identity Federation Single sign-on via SAML 2.0 and OAuth with Azure AD, Google Workspace, Office 365, Okta, and OneLogin. Staff authenticate with existing credentials. No separate accounts to manage. Built for juvenile, victim, and other sensitive records For agencies handling protected data, Privacy Mode hides personal information by default, limits who can reveal it, and removes it from reports and dashboards. Recipients verify with multi-factor authentication on time-limited sessions. Personal information fields hidden by default, with explicit access grants Inactive records auto-archived, then auto-purged after a configurable period Reports and public records exports redacted or masked Multi-factor authentication required for PII access, with 1-hour session limits Compliance and certifications Compliance with federal and industry security standards, verifiable at the source. CJIS CompliantFBI Criminal Justice Information Services AWS GovCloudIsolated U.S. government regionVerify FIPS 140-2/140-3Federal cryptographic standard CSA STARCloud Security Alliance registryVerify CISA CRRCyber Resilience Review GovRAMP MemberListed on the Progressing Product listVerify See the full Trust Center Hosted only in AWS GovCloud (US) eCourtDate is hosted exclusively on AWS GovCloud (US), an isolated region operated by U.S. citizens on U.S. soil for sensitive government workloads. All data is stored, processed, and transmitted within the United States. The platform uses a distributed, serverless architecture with automatic failover for a 99.95% uptime SLA. Multi-region disaster recovery is tested quarterly, with a documented 4-hour recovery time objective and 1-hour recovery point objective. Infrastructure partners, including AWS (compute and storage), Cloudflare (firewall and DDoS), and Azure (SSO integration), are contractually bound to security and privacy requirements consistent with CJIS and FIPS standards. The full subprocessor list is published in the Trust Center. Last reviewed June 2026. Report a vulnerability eCourtDate runs an active bug bounty and responsible disclosure program. The policy covers scope, rewards, response times, and safe harbor for research conducted in good faith. Researchers register and submit reports in the Security Researcher Portal. The machine-readable policy pointer is at /.well-known/security.txt. Read the Bug Bounty policySee Security Policies Talk to our security team Request documentation, walk through a security questionnaire, or see the platform in a demo. Our U.S.-based team is ready. Get a DemoVisit the Trust Center