The UK government has shrugged off US concerns about Chinese technology firm Huawei, with the National Cyber Security Centre saying it would "continue to benefit" from its relationship with the company. Huawei operates a cybersecurity hub and works alongside UK spies. But in an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Cameron said he was concerned that China could use cyber espionage as part of a wider strategy aimed at gaining influence over other countries.
The UK government has shrugged off US concerns about Chinese technology firm Huawei, with the National Cyber Security Centre saying it would "continue to benefit" from its relationship with the company. Huawei operates a cybersecurity hub and works alongside UK spies. US intelligence chiefs recently warned the Chinese manufacturer's phones are a cybersecurity risk and senators are attempting to pass legislation banning their use by government employees.