EU calls for increased security, but doesn’t ban Huawei 5G products
https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/26/eu-calls-for-increased-security-but-doesnt-ban-huawei-5g-products/
The European Union’s current approach to potential cybersecurity threats posed by Huawei 5G products is caution, but not an outright ban. The topic was the subject of new recommendations issued by the EU this week in response to U.S. calls to boycott the electronics giant over fears around its connection to the Chinese government.
The report rightly notes that coming 5G technologies will form the backbone of some of society’s most foundational elements, from banking, to transportation, health, industry and even democracies. But it stops short of suggesting a similar outright ban to the one implemented by the U.S. government.
EU calls for increased security, but doesn’t ban Huawei 5G products
Mar 26, 2019, 6:37pm UTC
https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/26/eu-calls-for-increased-security-but-doesnt-ban-huawei-5g-products/
> The European Union’s current approach to potential cybersecurity threats posed by Huawei 5G products is caution, but not an outright ban. The topic was the subject of new recommendations issued by the EU this week in response to U.S. calls to boycott the electronics giant over fears around its connection to the Chinese government.
> The report rightly notes that coming 5G technologies will form the backbone of some of society’s most foundational elements, from banking, to transportation, health, industry and even democracies. But it stops short of suggesting a similar outright ban to the one implemented by the U.S. government.