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Huawei Technologies Achieves Cyber Essentials Plus

  • April 22, 2018
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Global technology giant Huawei, has announced its latest achievement of the Cyber Essentials Plus certification. The Cyber Essentials scheme, which was launched by the UK government in 2014 and is part of the government’s National Cyber Security Strategy, involves an independent assessment of security controls that businesses need to have in place to mitigate risks from common cyber threats.

By taking part in this Cyber Essential assessment, organisations are able to demonstrate to customers and partners that they have taken vital precautions to combat today’s internet-borne threats.

Huawei recognises and follows the international regulations and practices on information security and the announcement of Cyber Essentials Plus certification complements Huawei’s existing ISO 27001 certification.

 

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