National Defense Authorization Act Compliance Statement
Background
To address a perceived cybersecurity risk, an Interim Final Rule of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for the Fiscal Year 2019 was made effective on August 13, 2019. Section 889 contains the Prohibition on certain telecommunications and video surveillance services or equipment from specific vendors. It also contains several provisions that have a major impact on existing and future US Government related video surveillance deployments. The NDAA ban also extends to other manufacturers in cases in which the video surveillance cameras or systems from the specified vendors are offered under another manufacturer’s brand name typical of OEM, ODM and JDM relationships.
Promise Technology Statement
- PROMISE Technology is committed to providing NDAA Section 889 compliant products and does not have OEM, ODM and JDM relationships with the named vendors in the NDAA.
- The following PROMISE products are compliant with the NDAA. The products in this list do not use or deploy critical components including SoCs produced component vendors that are expressly banned by the NDAA. These products will be included in PROMISE’s GSA contracts and are recommended for US Government applications that are subject to the NDAA.
- The PROMISE compliance product list below will be regularly updated on the PROMISE company website.
NDAA Compliance Product List
Product Category |
Models |
Vess |
Vess A2330, Vess A3120 Series, Vess A3340 Series, Vess A6000 Series, Vess A6120 Series, Vess A7000 Series, Vess A8020, Vess R3000 Series, Vess J3000 Series, Vess A8000 Series
|
Pegasus |
Pegasus32 Series
Pegasus R4i & Pegasus J2i
PegasusPro Series
Pegasus M4
|
SANLink |
SANLink3 N1 |
VTrak |
VTrak D5000 Series
VTrak E5000 Series
VTrak J5000 Series
VTrak J5960
VTrak N1616
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Signature: James Lee
Title: Chairman
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