China's Huawei given clean bill of health by UK security board


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 26 Mar 2015

COMMITTED: The world's second largest telecoms equipment maker set up an independent cybersecurity evaluation centre in Oxford in 2010 in conjunction with the government to check whether its equipment could pose a threat to national security.

LONDON: China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the telecoms equipment company whose products are now integral to various mobile and fixed-line networks, poses no threat to Britain's national security, a board established to monitor the company's operations said. 

The world's second largest telecoms equipment maker set up an independent cybersecurity evaluation centre in Oxford in 2010 in conjunction with the government to check whether its equipment could pose a threat to national security. 

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