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DJI Calls for Mandated Security Assessment as NDAA Deadline Approaches
- DJI urges the U.S. government to conduct the security assessment mandated by the NDAA, Section 1709, before the December 2025 deadline.
- The assessment aims to evaluate if drones made by Chinese companies, like DJI, pose risks to national security.
- DJI emphasizes its willingness to participate in a thorough audit and has a history of engaging in security certifications since 2017.
- Failure to complete the assessment could lead to DJI's products being added to the FCC's Covered List, limiting their use in the U.S.
- DJI argues that delays in the assessment could harm the U.S. drone ecosystem, impacting businesses, safety, and innovation.
- The company highlights the essential role its technology plays in various sectors and urges for a fair evaluation process.
- DJI holds a significant global market share in drones, with concerns rising over China-made drone bans due to data security issues.
- The Trump administration sought to boost the domestic drone industry and enhance regulatory processes for U.S.-made drones.
- DJI's call for the audit aligns with the industry's focus on evidence-based assessments and regulatory compliance.
- The outcome of the security assessment could impact drone operators, safety agencies, and the broader U.S. drone industry.
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