Chinese video systems in Korean Army command centers raise security fears
More than 130 of the South Korean Army's roughly 800 video-conferencing units are made by China's Yealink, about 16%. Over 60 are installed in corps- and division-level command, operations and intelligence centers, raising concerns about leaks of military secrets.
- 130+ of ~800 Army video-conferencing units are Chinese-made
- Over 60 devices sit in command, operations and intelligence centers
- Military also runs 1,770+ Chinese CCTV cameras and 190+ connected cars
- Army says the VTC network is isolated and devices passed security review
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