| Monitoring centers | The monthly monitoring contract continues only if the centers and their transfer paths stay up. | 0-3 months | Wave 1 (direct) | See node sources |
| Customer alarm apps | The customer alarm app is the path the subscriber uses to arm, view, and call the center. | 0-3 months | Wave 1 (direct) | See node sources |
| Cameras on the known-exploited list | Named camera firmware on the exploited-vulnerability list has to be mitigated or removed, and the calculated mitigation window is 21 days. | 0-3 months | Wave 1 (direct) | See node sources |
| Federal covered video equipment | A federal contractor must identify covered video-surveillance gear and report it within 1 business day. | 0-3 months | Wave 1 (direct) | See node sources |
| Contract guarding payroll | Domestic guarding payroll continues, and a China stop does not remove the workforce. | 0-3 months | Wave 3 (indirect) | See node sources |
| Security-systems integrators | Integrators keep installing, and a China stop hits the gear they put on the wall more than the installer payroll. | 1-6 months | Wave 2 (indirect) | See node sources |
| Alarm-apparatus imports | Imported alarm apparatus keeps moving from Mexico and other partners, with China a small share of this line. | 1-6 months | Wave 3 (indirect) | See node sources |
| Dealer charge-back books | Purchased monitoring accounts can be charged back to the dealer for about a year after acquisition. | 1-6 months | Wave 2 (indirect) | See node sources |
| Small guard firms | Firms with fewer than five employees are numerous and hold little of the employment. | 12+ months | Wave 3 (direct) | See node sources |
| In-house guards outside the contract industry | A large share of guard jobs sits with employers that are not contract-guard firms. | 12+ months | Wave 3 (indirect) | See node sources |