Security is a top priority for government organizations because they need to ensure that their hardware, software, and vendors do not compromise the integrity of mission-critical systems. This includes operations related to military, policing, power grids, and traffic control. The potential for cyber threats, especially with networked devices like video walls, makes it essential to implement secure technology.

The U.S. Trade Agreements Act (TAA) is a standard that ensures fair international trade of manufactured goods, including electronics. For government agencies, sourcing TAA-compliant equipment is crucial as it not only enhances security but also ensures adherence to regulations. Non-compliance can lead to fines or cancellation of government contracts, making TAA compliance a key factor in selecting video wall vendors.

Samsung's video wall technology, such as The Wall All-in-One Non-Wi-Fi, is designed with security in mind. It operates on a Linux-based Tizen OS that includes built-in security features. Additionally, it has no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity, reducing the risk of cyber intrusions. The use of ISO-certified Samsung MagicINFO management software further enhances security by allowing remote management of power and content, ensuring that agencies can monitor device health without being physically present.