Spain Says Huawei Storage Is ‘Minor Part' of Wiretap Systems
Huawei storage within the so-called SITEL wiretapping system 'represents a minor part of a watertight, audited, isolated, and certified system in compliance with the national high-level security scheme,' a government official said in response to questions from Bloomberg News Friday. Sitel is used by security forces that report to the Interior Affairs ministry.
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