Greetings,

Excellent catch, and question.

We’re doing country of origin hardware analysis for Orqa and some other
firms already. This should put us in a good position for being one of those
4-6 firms that DIU approves.

The lack of “what does it mean to be NDAA compliant?” Is both a challenge
and an opportunity. I worked with Orqa on a definition that I could defend
and that was acceptable to them. Hopefully DIU will develop something more
specific.

I did finish the first batch of NDAA reports for Orqa this week so may try
to reengage with Bryan about cyber first aid for Group 1 UAVs again. He
wanted me to finish the reports before taking on anything else.

I think I sent you a copy of the NDA back by Docusign, but maybe not. Here
it is ….

Regards,

-David


David Kovar
CEO, Founder URSA Inc.
Cell: 650-278-1774


On May 23, 2025 at 6:51:15 AM, Rick <rick@mavrix.one> wrote:

> Good morning, David,
>
> Did you see this?
>
> https://breakingdefense.com/2025/05/diu-to-enlist-third-party-vendors-for-uas-compliance-checks-shaking-up-blue-uas-process/
> Can Ursa serve in this? And why isn’t there a published forensic standard
> for this Blue List certification?
>
> Also, did I send you one of these…see attached.
> Thanks,
> Rick
>
> Rick Mislan, PhD
> https://mavrix.one <https://mavrix.one https://mavrix.one
> https://mavrix.one>
>