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TRANSACTION RECORD ANALYSIS CENTER DATA POLICY <br />Effective: 8/28/23 <br />1. Background <br />Transaction Record Analysis Center ("TRAC") is currently a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, but was <br />initially established in 2014 by the Arizona Attorney General's Office through a settlement agreement <br />entered between the Arizona Attorney General's Office and Western Union. TRAC has since developed <br />into a successful collaboration among state, local and federal law enforcement agencies. TRAC aims to <br />combat money laundering activities and enhance and better coordinate investigations and prosecutions of <br />money laundering offenses by providing analytical and data -related assistance to federal, state, and local <br />law enforcement agencies. <br />2. Preface <br />TRAC fulfills its objective by managing a database of money transmitter data ("Data"), which is shared <br />with law enforcement agencies, and by providing expertise, meaningful data analysis, training, and <br />organizational collaboration with its law enforcement and money transmitter industry partners. TRAC <br />empowers law _enforcement with specificreactive,__investigation-driven analysis_ and proactive risk, <br />pattern, and target analysis to achieve its objective. The Data is highly relevant to law enforcement efforts <br />to identify individuals engaged in money laundering activities and better understand the channels, <br />amounts, and vulnerabilities of the flow of illicit money from source/consolidation areas. This Policy sets <br />forth the terms federal, state, and local agencies and their employees, contractors, or other personnel <br />("Users") must comply with to gain access to TRAC. <br />3. Scope <br />This policy applies to all TRAC Users. TRAC will be available only to authorized personnel from <br />agencies that have agreed to a TRAC agency MOU and have a need -to -know -the Data to perform their <br />job duties and responsibilities in furtherance of anti -money laundering (AML) Purposes. All Users shall <br />adhere to the current version of this Policy. <br />4. TRAC Integration and Data Security <br />TRAC Data is secured by its agent, a cybersecurity and data management company, and operated under <br />all applicable laws pertaining to the authorized collection, proper use, retention, and secure dissemination <br />of sensitive law enforcement information, including adherence to all applicable privacy, confidentiality, <br />information security, and civil liberties statutes and regulations. <br />Users of this Data shall (i) maintain appropriate administrative, technical, and physical safeguards and <br />other security measures designed to ensure the security and confidentiality of the Data; (ii) protect against <br />any anticipated threats or hazards to the security and integrity of the Data; and (iii) protect against any <br />actual or suspected unauthorized or inappropriate processing, loss, use, disclosure, or acquisition of or <br />access to the Data, whether by agency personnel or otherwise (hereinafter "Data Security Incident"). User <br />agencies shall notify TRAC within 24 hours upon revoking access to any User, imposing sanctions on any <br />User in connection with the Data, or any Data Security Incident. <br />TRAC will condition query access on the entry of individual User agreements and on a requirement that <br />each query begin with the completion of computer access screens providing User information, case <br />identification, purpose, etc. <br />