Huawei to assist on cyber security

Saturday, May 23, 2015

Chinese technology giant Huawei says it is devising ways to assist the Botswana government on issues of cyber security.

Speaking last week at the Botswana Cyber Security and Internet Summit held in Gaborone, the company’s managing director, Gao Wenli said cyber security continues to be an issue of intense interest to governments, to customers and to vendors alike.

He noted that it is a focus of Huawei adding that cyber security assurance is one of company’s core strategies.

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