In a 104 -page 104 -page 104 -page strategic document of the German Ministry of Economic Affairs, it is recommended to strengthen the review of components from some countries.
This document refers to the legislation issued by Germany in 2020 to set up a high threshold for telecommunications equipment suppliers such as Huawei.According to the legislation, if the supplier makes a false statement, does not support security audits or fails to report or repairs the loopholes in time, individual information technology (IT) components or the entire company may be blocked and listed as "not worth worth worth ittrust".
This strategic document has further suggested that the German governments are allowed to prohibit the construction of components and products manufactured by suppliers manufacturers of authoritarian countries for German telecommunications and information technology construction.Construction of other key infrastructure such as supply.
Since the invasion of Ukraine in Russia, the relationship between Berlin and Beijing has received close attention.The Russian and Ukraine War exposed the dependence of Germany's economy to Russia's energy, prompting German officials to be vigilant in trade in trade.
Last week, the United States Federal Communications Commission made a "unacceptable risk" for national security last week. After the ban on new equipment produced by Huawei and ZTE, Germany was particularly facing Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturers.Take the pressure of action.
When asked if it was expected that in Germany or the European Union, it would strengthen norms or even issued a ban, Huawei said on Friday that the company relied on constructive and factual dialogue."The security of the Internet has nothing to do with the supplier's nation's country. Only the global standards of international cooperation between the industry and the official officials can ensure security."Michael Mccaul said that Germany's decision to "endanger themselves and Europe" also criticized Germany to learn lessons from their relying on Russia's energy."" ".
The German Embassy in the United States refused to comment.
