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Assessment Title
Rule Text
The Voice Video Endpoint camera must provide hardware mechanisms, such as push-to-see (PTS) camera switches, to prevent pickup and transmission of sensitive or classified information over non-secure networks.
Description
Discussion Text
Cameras used with Voice Video Endpoints may reveal sensitive or classified information. This is especially at risk when unclassified conversations are conducted in classified spaces. Users or operators of videoconferencing systems must take care regarding what is being said and seen during a conference call and what sensitive information can be picked up by a camera or microphone.
Voice Video Endpoints used in classified areas must use hardware mechanisms such as push-to-see (PTS) to prevent sensitive or classified information picked up by the camera in the area of the call from being transmitted over unclassified systems. This capability mitigates the risk to compromise sensitive or classified information not related to the conversation in progress.
Voice Video Endpoints used in classified areas must use hardware mechanisms such as push-to-see (PTS) to prevent sensitive or classified information picked up by the camera in the area of the call from being transmitted over unclassified systems. This capability mitigates the risk to compromise sensitive or classified information not related to the conversation in progress.
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