Executives from Huawei Technologies have met with senior officials from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre, where they accepted a range of technical requirements to ease security fears over the company’s telecommunications equipment, according to sources cited by a Financial Times report on Friday. Photo: Reuters Executives from Huawei Technologies have met with senior officials from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre, where they accepted a range of technical requirements to ease security fears over the company’s telecommunications equipment, according to sources cited by a Financial Times report on Friday. Photo: Reuters
Executives from Huawei Technologies have met with senior officials from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre, where they accepted a range of technical requirements to ease security fears over the company’s telecommunications equipment, according to sources cited by a Financial Times report on Friday. Photo: Reuters

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Huawei agrees to UK security steps to avoid 5G ban: report

  • Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre says it has ‘concerns around a range of technical issues’ and has set out improvements Huawei must make

Topic |   Huawei
Agence France-Presse
Agence France-Presse

Updated: 8:46pm, 7 Dec, 2018

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Executives from Huawei Technologies have met with senior officials from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre, where they accepted a range of technical requirements to ease security fears over the company’s telecommunications equipment, according to sources cited by a Financial Times report on Friday. Photo: Reuters Executives from Huawei Technologies have met with senior officials from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre, where they accepted a range of technical requirements to ease security fears over the company’s telecommunications equipment, according to sources cited by a Financial Times report on Friday. Photo: Reuters
Executives from Huawei Technologies have met with senior officials from Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre, where they accepted a range of technical requirements to ease security fears over the company’s telecommunications equipment, according to sources cited by a Financial Times report on Friday. Photo: Reuters
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