According to Euractiv, the ECA has identified a worryingly divergent approach across different EU nations
Paolo Pesce, part of the ECA team conducting the 12-month review, remarked that although "member states have started to develop and implement necessary security measures to mitigate risks, they seem to be progressing at a different pace."
Flagging issues: The European Court of Auditors has flagged concerns about member state's approaches to 5G security.
As far as the ECA is concerned, if Light Reading's gist of the Euractiv report is right, the European Commission (EC) has given EU member states more than enough guidance on 5G security, particularly when it comes to dealing with "high-risk vendors" translation: Huawei and ZTE to avoid divergence of this sort.