Huawei has announced that it is making some huge inroads in the Internet of Things (IoT) security landscape. To counter the raising concerns of privacy along with the increase in IoT products, Huawei is making use of its adaptive learning techniques that acquire sophistication from existing mode databases, and snuff out new dangers.
In Today’s world, where more and more businesses are adopting IoT, the necessity to protect any device that can send and receive data becomes essential. Much emphasis is made on the study and specification of International IoT security standards which are easier and secure to implement.
In a recently published whitepaper “The Global Cyber Security Challenge-it is time for real progress in addressing supply chain risks”- Huawei has highlighted its growing concerns in the area of supply chain and has strongly encouraged businesses to come forward and make their contributions in the education space.
“While there is still no simple answer or solution to the cyber security challenge, it is increasingly apparent that there are steps the global community can take- as well as individual organizations- to drive demonstrable progress in reducing cyber security risks, with this is mind, Huawei is committed to working with a network that is recognized through earned trust and validation in its endeavor to construct a set of laws and principles the industry can follow.” said Ken Hu, Deputy Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Global Cyber Security and User Privacy Committee of Huawei.
