Huawei will allow outside companies to view its network device source code

Beijing time September 22 Morning news, according to foreign media reported today, Huawei will allow outside companies under certain circumstances to view its network equipment source code, to dispel the U.S. concerns about the company's security concerns. Due to national security problems, Huawei faces many difficulties in expanding the U.S. market.　　Once the contract is signed, Huawei will allow outside companies to view its network device source code, the company's executives said. At present, the contradiction between telecom equipment manufacturers and national regulators is becoming more and more prominent, the two are disputed on the scale of security review, and Huawei's move will have an impact on the whole telecom equipment industry. Huawei, which this year agreed to the Indian government's request to provide access to key software codes, has been criticized by its western rivals.　　Huawei has used the deal to lift the Indian government's ban on imports of Chinese telecoms equipment. Huawei is currently bidding for the Wireless Broadband expansion project of Sprint, the third largest mobile operator in the United States.　　As American politicians oppose the deal, Huawei plans to try to reassure them about security concerns through three major measures.　　In addition to providing access to source code under specific circumstances, Huawei will also submit its products to the information security professional, including the American Electronic Warfare Association (Electronic Warfare Associates), to confirm that the company has not included spyware or technology to reduce software security.　　When users upgrade their network services and software, they also have the option to deploy the process by Huawei engineers or their own employees or third party organizations.　　One Huawei executive said the promises were intended to create "world-leading transparent programs" for network device providers. Huawei's consultancy in the United States is a company called Amerilink, whose manager is William Owens (William Owens), a former vice-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (Joint Chiefs of Staff). The former majority leader of the House of Representatives, Democrat Richard Gephart Richard Gephardt and former World Bank President James Wolfensohn have joined Amerilinks as directors. (Si yuan)