Huawei’s cybersecurity and privacy protection transparency centres are designed to address growing concerns and complexity in the sector, especially the uncertainties surrounding the company’s 5G network technology amid the US-China tech conflict. The Chinese tech company inaugurated its largest centre in Dongguan, China, in June 2021.
The company states that the centre serves as a platform for stakeholders in the industry to exchange expertise in cyber governance and collaborate on technical solutions. The centre’s design is meant to showcase solutions, share experiences, encourage communication and joint innovation, as well as support security testing and verification.
Surachai Chatchalermpun, the country cybersecurity and privacy officer of Huawei Technologies (Thailand) Co, expressed to the Bangkok Post that the centre’s objective is…
