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Trusted security starts with what is inside
Protect your home or business with thoughtfully sourced surveillance equipment built without federally prohibited components.
NDAA, explained simply
Section 889 of the National Defense Authorization Act restricts certain telecommunications and video-surveillance equipment from designated manufacturers in federal procurement and contracting.
For an everyday buyer, choosing an NDAA-compliant system means selecting equipment built without those prohibited components—even when federal purchasing rules do not directly apply to you.
Why it matters to you
NDAA compliance can give homeowners and businesses greater confidence in how their security equipment is sourced.
Choose surveillance equipment built without federally prohibited components.
Select a system that can better support evolving project and procurement requirements.
A practical choice for homes, businesses and organizations with stricter purchasing standards.
Record to your own NVR and access essential features without forced monthly fees.
The end-user perspective
Most homeowners and private businesses are not required to use NDAA-compliant cameras. Choosing them voluntarily is about making a confident, forward-looking investment without sacrificing image quality, intelligent detection or ease of use.
Built for everyday security
Whether compliance is required or simply preferred, Montavue makes professional-grade protection easier to understand and own.
Choose a professionally capable system with thoughtful component sourcing.
Invest in security that can better support changing customer or project requirements.
Make purchasing easier when grants, contracts or internal policies require compliant equipment.
Montavue Nexus
Professional cameras and complete systems with advanced features, local recording and no forced subscription fees.
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Good to know
NDAA compliance addresses the use of specified manufacturers and components in certain federal procurement and contracting situations. It is not, by itself, a guarantee that a device or network is immune to cybersecurity threats.
Requirements can vary by agency, contract, grant and project. If your purchase must satisfy a formal specification, confirm the exact requirements with your procurement or compliance contact before ordering.
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