Evaluating security requirements for your next install? Consider the implications of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) within the United States. This act delineates stringent criteria that surveillance equipment must satisfy to protect national security interests. The provisions therein specifically proscribe the acquisition and utilization of technological equipment from manufacturers identified as potential vectors for cybersecurity breaches.

When a security camera gets the NDAA compliant stamp, it’s a big deal. It means the folks who made it really went the extra mile to make sure everything from the circuits inside to the code that runs it all is up to snuff with some tough security rules. 

If you are looking to sell or perform installs for the US Government, or anyone else who has to adhere to these rules, getting this compliance right is a must-do, not just a nice-to-have.