DJI Releases Independent Security Assessment as FCC Covered List Debate Continues
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DJI has published the findings of an independent cybersecurity assessment conducted by the U.S.-based firm OnDefend, which revealed no critical or high-risk vulnerabilities in its drone systems. This release comes as DJI continues to contest its inclusion on the Federal Communications Commission’s Covered List, which could impact its operations in the U.S. The assessment specifically evaluated the DJI Air 3S and other systems, reinforcing the company's commitment to addressing security concerns amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
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DJI Releases Independent Security Assessment as FCC Covered List Debate Continues
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