Core Technology Corporation offers software to provide LEIN access to law enforcement personnel. In addition to LEIN access, our Talon client provides a way for law enforcement personnel to securely communicate with other users of the system via a feature called Talon Mail. Talon Mail is a built-in feature of the Talon client – not a separate program. It allows users to send messages to other Talon users using a mechanism that has similar functionality to email, but does not use the email protocol.
Security features include:
- Users can only send messages to other Talon users.
- Talon Mail is not available to standard email accounts outside of Talon and MultiBridge.
- Uses 256-bit TLS encryption using the AES standard provided by Phaos SSLava.
- Phaos AES cryptographic algorithms are FIPS 140-2 validated.
- All communications are encrypted end-to-end and encryption is always used regardless of the network.
- A user’s mail cannot be viewed by other users.
- Since the mail feature is part of Talon, it uses the same multi-factor authentication used for LEIN data and access control that is required for secure access to law enforcement data.
- It does not use the email protocol. Talon Mail uses the same secure communication method that is used by Talon to talk to MultiBridge.