The landscape of digital infrastructure in Law Enforcement is evolving…
Organisations are being encouraged to migrate from the Public Services Network for Policing (PSNfP) to modern network solutions for more competitive commercial terms, enhanced flexibility and greater scalability.
Staying ahead of the curve is essential. The transition from PSN for Policing (PSNfP) to the Law Enforcement Community Network (LECN) marks a significant step forward in enhancing connectivity and security for our law enforcement community.
The transition from PSN for Policing (PSNfP) to the Law Enforcement Community Network (LECN) is more than just a change in infrastructure; it’s a shift towards a more secure and efficient future for law enforcement communications, reducing downtime and ensuring that critical communication channels always remain open and functional.
Nine23 is committed to supporting the wider UK law enforcement community including other Government departments and the commercial organisations with innovative and secure technology solutions.
We offer secure cloud gateway access services (subject to assessment) to the Law Enforcement Community Network (LECN) from any device or service over the internet via a Nine23 owned and managed infrastructure, Platform FLEX – A series of secure interconnected UK Sovereign private clouds.
It is important to note that the provision of LECN connectivity is assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Features
✓ Secure Remote Access
✓ OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE
✓ PSN Code of Service/Code of Connection (CoCo)
✓ Fully Managed Service
✓ UK Sovereign Cloud Platform FLEX
Benefits
✓ Secure by Design
✓ Vetted SC cleared personnel (NPPV3)
✓ Operating at PASF
“The reliable and proactively supported Nine23 service has enabled FSA to complete our cloud migration strategy by providing access to essential services within the PSN without us having to host network infrastructure in server rooms” – Lead Enterprise Architect
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