A Designated Non-Capital Asset (DNCA) is any device with a purchase price under $5,000 that stores and processes data. DNCAs currently include desktops, laptops, tablets, VR headsets, cell phones, and some servers.
DNCAs present a theft risk due to the data they contain. The goals of the DNCA program include loss prevention and data security.
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Search the UMD Support Center for DNCA instructions similar to those listed below.
- Visit the Getting Started with Hardware Asset Management (DNCA) article to find more information and review DNCA Guidance, Job Aids, and Frequently Asked Questions.
- Reference this article about Requesting Designated Non-Capital Asset (DNCA) Tags.
- Reference this article for your Unit’s DNCA point of contacts.
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