Better Health for All

The provided articles offer no specific, concrete data points or information relevant to Digital Ally, Inc.'s impact on 'Better Health for All.' The company's primary business involves video imaging, storage, and disinfectants for law enforcement and commercial applications, along with revenue cycle management and online ticketing services.

The articles explicitly state a significant data gap regarding the company's health impact, harmful revenue share, safety record, price accessibility, or any other metrics pertinent to this ethical value.

Honest & Fair Business

Digital Ally, Inc. was notified on March 14, 2024, that it no longer meets Nasdaq audit committee and compensation committee requirements due to a board member resignation.

The company has a cure period until January 31, 2025, to regain compliance. This indicates a deficiency in the percentage of independent directors, particularly concerning critical oversight committees.

Kind to Animals

The company's core business is video solution technology, with mentions of "animal health protection products" and a disinfectant product.

However, the provided articles do not contain any specific, concrete, or quantitative evidence related to cruelty-free certifications, animal testing practices or policies, humane certifications for operations, wildlife conservation impact, ethical sourcing of animal inputs, supplier audits for welfare, cage-free sourcing, R&D investment in animal-free alternatives, animal agriculture ethics, or engagement in animal welfare policy. Therefore, no KPIs can be scored based on the available information.

No War, No Weapons

No specific, concrete data points were found across the provided articles to score any of the KPIs for the 'No War, No Weapons' value. While the company's due diligence process for conflict minerals is stated to be in line with OECD Guidance, and it has a Conflict Minerals Audit Committee Charter, no percentage of conflict-free supply chain is provided.

Similarly, a 'comprehensive due diligence process' is mentioned, but its frequency is not specified. The company's products, such as body-worn cameras and fleet dashcams, are noted as having potential dual-use applications for law enforcement, but there is no information on the scope of R&D investment in such technologies or any ethical safeguards for their use.

Planet-Friendly Business

Digital Ally, Inc. lacks publicly available data on all specified planet-friendly business metrics.

No information is provided regarding its greenhouse gas emissions, renewable energy usage, water consumption, waste diversion rates, or any climate-related targets or initiatives. The available articles focus on general environmental considerations for the surveillance industry or DGLY's regulatory compliance issues, without offering specific data for the company's environmental performance.

Respect for Cultures & Communities

No specific, concrete data points were found in the provided articles regarding Digital Ally, Inc.'s performance on any of the KPIs related to Respect for Cultures & Communities. The articles explicitly state 'No data on...' or similar for all relevant metrics, or focus on other aspects of the company's operations and regulatory compliance.

While mentions partnerships, these are with sports stadiums, a music festival, law enforcement charities, and business organizations, which do not align with the definition of 'indigenous or local community groups' for the 'num_formal_partnerships' KPI.

Safe & Smart Tech

Digital Ally invested $2.4 million in annual R&D for cybersecurity in 2022, representing 17.02% of its $14.1 million revenue for the same year.

The company has not encountered cybersecurity challenges that have materially impaired operations or financial standing, and there are no documented data breaches. Its Privacy Policy, revised September 1, 2023, states that users can view, update, and delete certain information about their account and interactions with products and services through their website account, and state residents have specific data rights including access, deletion, correction, data portability, and opt-out rights. Personal Information is retained for as long as reasonably necessary or as required by law, and Customer Information is automatically deleted according to the Cloud Storage Plan's data retention schedule, with a 90-day retrieval period post-termination. Digital Ally complies with various state privacy laws, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), Colorado Privacy Act, Connecticut Data Privacy Act, Utah Consumer Privacy Act, and Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act for residents of those states, and also complies with Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) standards and policies. The company uses encrypted body camera systems. Users access services using user names and passwords, and customers are responsible for maintaining confidentiality of account access information. Digital Ally states that customers agree not to attempt to probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of any services or breach security measures without authorization. The company also states that customers agree not to publish or disclose any evaluation of the services without prior written consent. Digital Ally does not engage in profiling of consumers in furtherance of automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects, as defined under the Colorado Privacy Act.

Zero Waste & Sustainable Products

No information was found in the provided articles regarding Digital Ally, Inc.'s (DGLY.US) performance or initiatives related to Zero Waste & Sustainable Products.

The articles focus on general business operations, financial data, corporate changes, and SEC filing details, without mentioning waste management practices, product recyclability, sustainable packaging, or any other specific metrics under this ethical value.