Former government CIO joins Huawei as cyber security officer

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John Suffolk will start work at the Chinese giant on 1 October

Ex-government CIO John Suffolk has joined Chinese company Huawei as global cyber security officer. He will be responsible for developing a global cyber security assurance strategy and system and...

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