5G: EU Issues Guidance on 'High-Risk' Suppliers
The European Commission has issued its guidance on 5G and the role that "high-risk" vendors should play in networks.
Europe has come under pressure to limit the role of China-based Huawei, after the US raised concerns that its equipment could be used for spying, BBC reports.
Member states should agree on the best way to secure their 5G networks by 30 April, the EC said.
The UK has ruled that Huawei can continue to be used in its 5G networks, but with restrictions.
In a press release, the European Commission said: "5G networks offer more potential entry points for attackers. Cyber-security threats are on the rise and becoming increasingly sophisticated.
"As many critical services will depend on 5G, ensuring the security of networks is of highest strategic importance for the entire EU."
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