Huawei Chief Security Officer on Impact of the U.S.-China Trade War

The video discusses Huawei's position amid US-China trade tensions, emphasizing the company's desire to engage directly with the US government. Huawei addresses national security concerns by highlighting risk mitigation strategies similar to those used by Nokia and Ericsson. The company clarifies its stance on the Chinese intelligence law, asserting that it does not require Huawei to share information with the Chinese government. Huawei also explains the shared responsibility in telecom operations, emphasizing limited access to customer data and the use of secure mechanisms to ensure data integrity.

What is the main reason for the pressure on Huawei from the US government?

• Huawei's involvement in espionage activities

• Huawei's refusal to comply with US regulations

• Huawei's monopoly in the global market

• Geopolitical issues and trade talks between the US and China

What does Huawei want to discuss with the US government?

• Reducing their operations in China

• Expanding their business in the US

• Direct communication and potential restrictions similar to other companies

• The possibility of merging with US companies

How does Huawei plan to address US national security concerns?

• By collaborating with other Chinese companies

• By increasing their presence in Europe

• By implementing proven risk mitigation mechanisms

• By withdrawing from the US market

What is Huawei's response to concerns about espionage?

• They emphasize the shared responsibility in telecommunications

• They claim to have no access to sensitive information

• They plan to sue the US government

• They deny any involvement in espionage activities

What role do telecom operators play in the shared responsibility of telecommunications?

• They are responsible for manufacturing telecom equipment

• They control the networks and access to equipment

• They are solely responsible for network security

• They have no control over the networks