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Judicial District Password & Identity Management Compliance
Cybersecurity · Identity & Access Management
High Priority
About this project
AOC Password Policy 1.04 mandates 90-day resets and complex credentials, creating a direct compliance obligation for a formal identity management solution. Statewide audits have identified gaps in MFA and identity controls, elevating security and operational risk across the judicial district.
The opportunity
A funded statewide court technology initiative ($41.7M allocated) and an incoming leadership transition in September 2025 create a timely window to advance identity security modernization. Acting within the current planning cycle aligns procurement with active funding and reduces compliance exposure before new administration priorities are set.
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Discuss this project →Web Accessibility & Digital Court Services Compliance
Web Accessibility · Court Technology Modernization
High Priority
About this project
A DOJ Title II mandate requires WCAG 2.1 Level A/AA compliance for public-facing digital properties by April 24, 2026, creating a hard regulatory deadline. The district's ongoing court modernization effort—spanning eFiling, document management, and digital services—must meet these standards or expose the district to legal and compliance risk.
The opportunity
The April 2026 compliance deadline is immediate, and the statewide court modernization initiative—backed by a $41.734M technology budget—provides a funded, natural vehicle for accessibility remediation. Acting within the current fiscal cycle aligns remediation with ongoing procurement activity and reduces the cost and risk of standalone corrective action later.
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Discuss this project →Statewide Court Technology Platform Modernization
Court Technology · Justice IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The Tennessee AOC has issued an active RFI for a statewide court data platform—covering case management, document management, and eFiling—with response deadlines in mid-to-late 2026. The 18th Judicial District is directly impacted, and gaps in cybersecurity architecture and identity management elevate operational and compliance risk across court operations.
The opportunity
A dedicated $41.7M budget allocation with 18 funded positions signals an immediate and well-resourced procurement cycle, with RFI deadlines creating a narrow engagement window. Acting now positions the district to shape strategy, align with statewide modernization, and address compliance mandates before procurement decisions are finalized.
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Discuss this project →Judicial District Emergency Operations & Continuity Plan Development
Emergency Management · Judicial Continuity
High Priority
About this project
The 18th Judicial District lacks a current standalone emergency operations or continuity plan, with no public update in over five years. This gap exposes the district to significant operational continuity and compliance risk, threatening uninterrupted delivery of court services to the public.
The opportunity
An incoming District Attorney General in September 2025 creates a timely window for leadership to prioritize and remediate this documented gap. The district's substantial statewide court technology budget may offer indirect funding pathways, and acting now reduces continuity risk before a critical leadership transition.