Huawei opens ‘cybersecurity center’ to counter Pompeo’s spy warnings

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A leading Chinese telecommunications company has opened a Cyber Security Transparency Center in the capital of the European Union in a bid to counter American warnings that the tech giant is an espionage threat.

“Trust in cybersecurity is one of the major challenges that we face as a global community,” Huawei deputy chairman Ken Hu said Tuesday in Brussels. “We believe that this is an effective model to build trust for the digital era.”

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