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The comments were published in a report by EU member states on security risks in the next generation of 5G mobile networks. In an increasingly networked world, 5G networks are considered critical to the competitiveness of the EU.
The report ignored U.S. calls to ban Huawei's equipment and was welcomed by Huawei. Earlier, the United States accused Huawei of using its equipment for espionage by China.
"Among all potential actors, non-EU countries or state-supported actors are considered to be at the greatest risk, and 5G networks are most likely to be targeted," the European Commission and Finland, the rotating presidency, said in a joint statement.
"In the context of increased risk of attack from suppliers, the risk profile of individual suppliers will become particularly important, including the possibility of suppliers being interfered by a non-EU country," they said.
Huawei said it was ready to cooperate with its European partners in 5G network security. Huawei has consistently denied that its equipment could be used for espionage. Its competitors include Nokia of Finland (NOKIA. HE) and Ericsson of Sweden (ERICb. ST).
"This approach is an important step towards finding a common solution to the problem of network security and launching a secure network in the 5G era," a spokesman for Huawei said.
"We are pleased to see that the EU has fulfilled its commitment to conduct a thorough analysis of risks based on evidence, rather than targeting specific countries or enterprises."
Tom Ridge, former Homeland Security Secretary, disagreed on the report. He said Huawei's close relationship with the Chinese government meant that it would have to abide by rules requiring it to help with intelligence gathering.
"If countries need more reasons to implement stricter security measures to protect 5G networks, then this comprehensive risk assessment is it," Ridge said.
The 5G network will connect billions of devices, sensors and cameras in "smart" cities, homes and offices. This ubiquitous 5G situation will make the security needs more urgent than in the existing network environment.
"To achieve 5G security, we need to use the most advanced security technology and choose the most reliable and transparent supplier in the process of network construction," a Nokia spokesman said, adding that the company is the only supplier in the world capable of providing all components of a secure 5G network.
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