Compliance, confirmed at the SKU level.
Federal and SLED buyers can't risk a covered-entity device in a BOM. These are the frameworks that govern physical-security procurement — and exactly how we keep every project audit-ready.
NDAA Section 889
The prohibited-source rule that bans covered video/telecom gear.
ReadTrade Agreements Act (TAA)
The country-of-origin rule for GSA and many federal buys.
ReadFAR 52.204-25
The acquisition clause implementing Section 889.
ReadFIPS 201 / HSPD-12 / PIV
PIV/CAC-enabled PACS for federal facilities.
ReadICD 705 / SCIF
High-security IDS, access and acoustic for classified spaces.
ReadBanned brands & replacements
The covered-entity list and compliant equivalents.
ReadCovered entities — never sourced
- Hikvision — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Dahua Technology — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Huawei — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- ZTE — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Hytera — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Uniview (UNV) — Chinese-origin; commonly restricted, not compliant
Found banned gear? We'll plan the swap.
Our assessment scans your installed base for NDAA-prohibited equipment, then delivers a prioritized, budgeted rip-and-replace roadmap onto compliant hardware — with minimal downtime and the documentation to close the finding.
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