The FINANCIAL — Huawei Spain and the Spanish National Institute of Cyber security (INCIBE) have signed, within the framework of the Mobile World Congress, held these days in Barcelona, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for collaboration in which both organizations are committed to promote cyber security in Spain. This is the first agreement in this regard, signed by the company in a European country.
The document has been signed by Tony Jin Yong, CEO of Huawei Spain, and Miguel Rego, General Manager of INCIBE, an organization within the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism via the Secretary of State of Telecommunications and Information Society (SETSI).
Tony Jin Yong highlighted: “Huawei proactively advocates for the protection of cyber security. We are aware of the importance of ICT in the global economy and therefore remain fully committed to ensure their safety. Cyber security is a challenge that we must address in a coordinated and precisely for this reason we have formalized our commitment through this partnership”.
Miguel Rego has stressed the importance of developing cooperation lines between public and private level and at international level, so that together we can achieve a more cyber secure space and contribute to the development of society and the digital economy. For the full article click here
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