UK security officials warn of risks associated with Huawei products

China's top national security officials have subjected Huawei to scrutiny in recent years due to possible security concerns, and a new report issued this week by a government committee called HCSEC, Banbury Banbury is specializes in monitoring the use of infrastructure equipment for mobile networks in the UK, some results are somewhat inconclusive.

The Commission warned in its new annual report, the fourth of HCSEC, that failures of Huawei's engineering processes have revealed new risks in communication networks in the UK and long-term challenges in mitigation and management. Provide only a limited guarantee that any risk to UK national security of Huawei's involvement in vital networks in the United Kingdom has been sufficiently mitigated. "

The Chinese phone maker has been repeatedly confronted with problems by lawmakers and US government officials who blame him for being tied to the Chinese government." Owned by his employees A spokesman Huawei said the company welcomed the report of the UK's supervisory committee: "We are grateful for these comments, which highlight the collaborative approach adopted by Huawei, the UK government and operators to resolve these problems. Huawei, we will continue to actively improve the engineering processes and risk management systems.

The report concludes that the operational independence of HCSEC is strong and effective. The Supervisory Board has identified some areas to improve Huawei's engineering operations, and the spokesman of the company said that he was grateful for these comments.

The report comments on a number of test and third-party software issues used in some Huawei devices. The NCSC reports that NCSC is working with Huawei to address these concerns.

The HCSEC Center was established in 2010 to mitigate the risks posed by China's involvement in the UK's national security infrastructure and is led by Ciaran Martin, Executive Director of the National Center cyber security in the UK. Affiliated with the British government GCHQ. "British private and public telecommunications companies are working with Huawei at home and abroad to ensure that the UK continues to benefit from new technologies while managing cyber security risks," said spokesperson for the National Security Center.

The UK National Cybersecurity Center NCSC warned earlier this year that UK telecommunications operators that the use of equipment provided by Huawei's ZTE national competition company would lead to security risks not can be mitigated in part, as this can interfere with Huawei devices.