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Here's the ZTE statement. WASHINGTON, D.C. - October 8, 2012 - ZTE today reiterated its support for its Trusted Delivery Model and renewed its commitment to work with the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (Committee), government agencies, and the private sector to address all cybersecurity concerns. ZTE has set an unprecedented standard for cooperation by any Chinese company with a US congressional inquiry. ZTE has presented the Committee with ample facts that demonstrate ZTE is China's most transparent, independent, globally focused, publicly traded telecom company. ZTE is listed on the Hong Kong and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges. The company already is recognized as a Trusted Delivery Partner by 140 governments and 500 network carriers.

ZTE's equipment is safe for US telecom infrastructure, In its Fourth Recommendation, the Committee encourages companies to offer "more consistent review by [performance] series level 3 case for apple iphone 6 and 6s - black/cyan independent third-party evaluators of their cybersecurity processes." The Committee has credited ZTE with advocating a solution, based on a Trusted Delivery Model, in which the telecom vendor transfers hardware, software, firmware, and other structural equipment elements to an independent third-party threat assessment laboratory with US government agency oversight..

The Committee has raised technical questions regarding the effectiveness of Trusted Delivery Systems, but the Committee recommends continuing efforts to identify effective mitigation solutions. David Dai Shu, ZTE's director of global public affairs, said "ZTE appreciates the Committee's recognition that ZTE has offered US carriers a Trusted Delivery Model solution. ZTE will work with the Committee, US government agencies, and ZTE's US customers to identify and deploy the most effective equipment cyber-security measures possible. ZTE is committed to assuring US carriers and US government agencies its equipment is safe."Dai Shu said, "It is noteworthy that, after a year-long investigation, the Committee rests its conclusions on a finding that ZTE may not be 'free of state influence.' This finding would apply to any company operating in China. The Committee has not challenged ZTE's fitness to serve the US market based on any pattern of unethical or illegal behavior."According to the Committee, ZTE was included in this investigation simply because it is one of "the top two Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturers." Virtually all of the telecom infrastructure equipment now sold in the US and throughout the world contains components made, in whole or in part, in China. That includes the equipment manufactured and sold by every Western vendor in the United States, much of which is made by Chinese joint venture partners and suppliers.

Dai Shu said, "Particularly given the severity of the Committee's recommendations, ZTE recommends that the Committee's investigation be extended to include every company making equipment in China, including the Western vendors, That is the only way to truly protect US equipment and US national security, National security experts agree that a Trusted Delivery Model will strengthen national security, In fact, major US carriers are increasingly [performance] series level 3 case for apple iphone 6 and 6s - black/cyan requiring Trusted Delivery Model in their contracts."ZTE has presented the Committee with the following facts..

-ZTE is China's most transparent, independent, globally focused, publicly traded telecom company. Everybusiness decision and action taken within ZTE serves the Company's 140,000 public shareholders on theShenzhen and Hong Kong Stock Exchanges, including many of the world's leading institutional investors.As ZTE's Independent Director, an American citizen, has confirmed in a sworn affidavit: ZTE's businessdecisions and actions are not directed or influenced by China's government. -ZTE has an unbroken history as a commercial telecom technology innovator for three decades. Thecompany is a leader in international equipment standards-setting organizations, and it is recognized asa Trusted Delivery partner by over 500 network carriers in 140 countries. ZTE was the pioneer amongChinese companies entering into technology licensing agreements with US suppliers, with its firstlicensing agreement with Qualcomm in 1999. In recent years, ZTE has spent over $14 billion on US chipsets and other US equipment, and has created over 20,000 direct and indirect US jobs. ZTE will continue as a major customer of US telecom equipment suppliers for years to come.