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DJI Urges US Government to Start the Mandated Security Audit of Its Business

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Last December, the FY 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed by US Congress outlined a structured approach for evaluating the security concerns of Chinese-owned companies such as DJI. With less than nine months before the deadline for such an evaluation remaining, DJI is urging any of the five national security agencies to start the process.
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It looks like DJI is calling the US government’s bluff. With the threat of a looming ban, the Chinese drone giant is demanding a security audit — before time runs out. more…

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Chinese drone maker DJI pushes US gov’t for ‘fair and timely evaluation to lift the cloud on our company'

If the US government does not review the security of DJI drones by Dec 31 as required under the recent defense spending bill, Chinese ag spray drone market leader DJI will be blacklisted “for no reason at all,” says the firm. A clause buried in last year’s defense spending bill requires an undefined “national security agency” to determine if Chinese drone makers DJI and Autel present a threat to US national security. If one such agency does not …

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DJI Urges US Government to Start the Mandated Security Audit of Its Business

Last December, the FY 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed by US Congress outlined a structured approach for evaluating the security concerns of Chinese-owned companies such as DJI. With less than nine months before the deadline for such an evaluation remaining, DJI is urging any of the five national security agencies to start the process.

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DJI Challenges US Security Agencies In NDAA Deadline Push

Chinese drone maker DJI has formally requested five US national security agencies to evaluate its products ahead of a critical December 31, 2025 deadline established by National Defense Authorization Act provisions. In a letter sent to the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Defense, FBI, NSA, and Office of the Director of National Intelligence in March, DJI’s Head of Global Policy Adam Welsh urged the agencies to begin their required…

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