Huawei's Interior contract faces significant danger according to Brussels' assessment
The European Commission is currently evaluating a contract signed by the Ministry of the Interior with Chinese giant Huawei. The contract, which was signed by former German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, allows Huawei to store information about telephone taps.
However, the specific nature of the risk associated with this contract is not detailed. The European Commission is concerned that this dependency could increase the risk, particularly given that the sensitive sector involved in this contract remains unspecified.
The contract is subject to potential risks associated with high-risk providers, but the Commission's evaluation does not specify any immediate actions or decisions. The contract in question is with the Chinese company Huawei, but the Commission's evaluation does not provide information about the European Commission's evaluation of the Huawei contract.
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This message does not specify the location or establishment in question, nor does it provide information about the potential risks associated with the Huawei contract. The European Commission's concerns highlight the importance of careful consideration when dealing with high-risk providers in sensitive sectors.
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