The Cybersecurity 202: Huawei security chief says 'U.S. is feeling very insecure in the world'
“The reality is that the U.S. government believes that such a law is totally irrelevant,” he told me.Huawei has no vocal defenders in Congress or the executive branch, and the company is not speaking — even privately — with anyone in the U.S. government, Purdy told me.
“The risk is real, countries understand it, but they fear retaliation,” writes Lewis, who was formerly a top cyber official in the State and Commerce departments. Whether companies are bound by foreign laws — such as the Chinese cybersecurity law — is a major factor officials are considering as they devise security requirements, Jeanette Manfra, a lead Homeland Security Department official working on the initiatives, Meanwhile, Huawei is still meeting with some U.S. decision-makers outside government and is hopeful it will be able to make its case to government officials again soon, Purdy told me.
At the top of the list is whether the facilities the president and his associates use to access classified information at the Florida resort are vulnerable to exploitation,The Secret Service will brief leaders of the House Oversight Committee this morning about the incident. The House Intelligence Committee has also requested a briefing.
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