Huawei
- Rank
- Score
- 58/149
- 46 out of 100
Huawei is a Chinese multinational technology company headquartered in Shenzhen, founded in 1987 by Ren Zhengfei. It makes telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics, and its Huawei Cloud unit develops the Pangu family of large AI models for industries such as mining, finance, weather forecasting and government services.
Is Pangu safe?
Pangu scores 46 out of 100 and ranks 58 of 149. Its strongest category is Security, and its weakest category is Transparency.
How is Pangu scored?
Pangu is scored out of 100 on Safety (25%), Transparency (25%), Security (25%), and Privacy (25%). See how we score.
No problems found in 1 public record. That is not proof.
Safety framework
Average used24.4This outside rating doesn't cover this company, so the average of the companies it covers is used.
Pre-release testing
0Points for each confirmed yes.
- No
Was the model tested for dangerous capabilities, such as biological, chemical or cyber risks?
Company claim0/50No document found - No
Did an outside organisation test the model before release?
Company claim0/50No document found
Safety test results
Average used74.1This outside rating doesn't cover this company, so the average of the companies it covers is used.
Incident record
70This check counts only when a source covers the company. With no events it holds the pillar, which is not proof of a clean record. Each recorded event takes points off the pillar, and serious or recent ones count most. Allegation checks, regulator actions and open investigations use half the severity load. AI Incident Database and AIAAIC Repository, last 24 months.
No events
AllegationAI Incident Database (opens in a new tab) · 12 Nov 2026
Protecting children
0Points for each confirmed yes.
- No
Does the model card report child-safety tests or safeguards?
Company claim0/50No document found - No
Does the privacy policy set a minimum age, or say the service is not directed at children?
Company claim0/50huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026
Model documentation
0Points for each confirmed yes.
- No
Does the model card describe what the model can do?
Company claim0/25No document found - No
Does the model card report test results?
Company claim0/25No document found - No
Does the model card state the model's limitations?
Company claim0/25No document found - No
Does the model card describe safety safeguards?
Company claim0/25No document found
Training-data disclosure
Average used29.9This outside rating doesn't cover this company, so the average of the companies it covers is used.
Independent transparency index
Average used40.7This outside rating doesn't cover this company, so the average of the companies it covers is used.
Transparency reports
Average used25This outside rating doesn't cover this company, so the average of the companies it covers is used.
Public safety commitments
0Average of the commitments signed.
- No
Has it signed the EU code of practice for general-purpose AI?
Company claim0/100European Commission (opens in a new tab) · 14 Oct 2026 - No
Did it sign only the safety and security chapter?
Company claim0/50European Commission (opens in a new tab) · 14 Oct 2026 - No
Has it signed the Frontier AI Safety Commitments (Seoul 2024)?
Company claim0/100Frontier AI Safety Commitments (opens in a new tab) · 14 Oct 2026
Security programme and certifications
100Points for each confirmed yes.
- Yes
Is there a way to report security flaws, such as a bug bounty?
Company claim34/34“You can report potential vulnerabilities and security incident leads to Huawei PSIRT by email.”
huawei.com (opens in a new tab) · 23 Oct 2026 - Yes
Does it state it holds a SOC 2 Type II report?
Company claim33/33“Huawei Cloud has obtained three authoritative attestation audit reports: SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type II, and SOC 3.”
huaweicloud.com security page (opens in a new tab) · 2 Nov 2026 - Yes
Does it state it holds ISO 27001 certification?
Company claim33/33“Although Huawei Cloud has earned ISO/IEC 27001 certification and provides you with secure and reliable cloud services on this basis, using s…” MoreLess
“Although Huawei Cloud has earned ISO/IEC 27001 certification and provides you with secure and reliable cloud services on this basis, using services provided by Huawei Cloud does not certify your organization's compliance with ISO/IEC 27001.”
huaweicloud.com security page (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026
Software vulnerabilities
Not enough dataData breaches
Not enough dataNo problems found in 1 public record. That is not proof.
Clear privacy policy
80Points for each confirmed yes.
- Yes
Does the privacy policy say what personal data is collected?
Company claim20/20“The personal data we collect includes name, gender, enterprise name, job position, postal and email addresses, phone number, login informati…” MoreLess
“The personal data we collect includes name, gender, enterprise name, job position, postal and email addresses, phone number, login information (account and password), photos, and certificate information, etc., depending on how you interact with Huawei, for example, the website you visit or the products and services that you use.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026 - No
Does the privacy policy say whether your data is used to train AI?
Company claim0/20huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026 - Yes
Does the privacy policy say how long data is kept?
Company claim20/20“The standards Huawei uses to determine the retention period are as follows: the time required to retain personal data to fulfill business pu…” MoreLess
“The standards Huawei uses to determine the retention period are as follows: the time required to retain personal data to fulfill business purposes, including providing products and services; maintaining corresponding transaction and business records; controlling and improving the performance and quality of products and services; ensuring the security of systems, products, and services; handling possible user queries or complaints and locating problems; whether the user agrees to a longer retention period; and whether the laws, contracts, and other equivalencies have special requirements for data retention; etc. We will maintain your registration information as long as your account is necessary for service provision.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026 - Yes
Does the privacy policy say who your data is shared with?
Company claim20/20“To comply with applicable laws or respond to valid legal procedures, Huawei may also disclose your personal data to law enforcement or other…” MoreLess
“To comply with applicable laws or respond to valid legal procedures, Huawei may also disclose your personal data to law enforcement or other government agencies.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026 - Yes
Does the privacy policy explain your privacy rights?
Company claim20/20“If allowed by applicable laws, you have the right to withdraw your consent at any time when Huawei processes your personal data based on you…” MoreLess
“If allowed by applicable laws, you have the right to withdraw your consent at any time when Huawei processes your personal data based on your consent.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026
Training-data defaults
0100 if training is opt-in only, 50 if you can opt out, 0 if neither.
- No
Is your data used for training only if you opt in?
Company claim0/100huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026 - No
Can you stop your data being used for training?
Company claim0/50huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026
Export and delete your data
100Points for each confirmed yes.
- Yes
Can you get a copy of your data?
Company claim50/50“To the extent required by applicable law, you may (i) have the right to access certain personal data we maintain about you, (ii) request tha…” MoreLess
“To the extent required by applicable law, you may (i) have the right to access certain personal data we maintain about you, (ii) request that we update or correct inaccuracies in that data, (iii) object or restrict to our use of your personal data, and (iv) ask us to delete your personal data from our database.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026 - Yes
Can you delete your data?
Company claim50/50“To the extent required by applicable law, you may (i) have the right to access certain personal data we maintain about you, (ii) request tha…” MoreLess
“To the extent required by applicable law, you may (i) have the right to access certain personal data we maintain about you, (ii) request that we update or correct inaccuracies in that data, (iii) object or restrict to our use of your personal data, and (iv) ask us to delete your personal data from our database.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026
Privacy fines
Not enough dataIndependent privacy ratings
Average used52.9This outside rating doesn't cover this company, so the average of the companies it covers is used.
Risk governance
Average used26.6This outside rating doesn't cover this company, so the average of the companies it covers is used.
Regulator actions
70This check counts only when a source covers the company. With no events it holds the pillar, which is not proof of a clean record. Each recorded event takes points off the pillar, and serious or recent ones count most. Allegation checks, regulator actions and open investigations use half the severity load. UK competition regulator cases, US Justice Department settlements, last 5 years, and regulator actions and open investigations into the company's AI products at half severity, last 3 years.
No events
RegulatorUS Justice Department (opens in a new tab) · 12 Nov 2026
Court judgments
Not enough dataPrivacy contact and complaints
100Points for each confirmed yes.
- Yes
Is there a privacy contact, such as an email or a data protection officer?
Company claim50/50“If you have any privacy complaints or issues, and want to contact Huawei Data Protection Officer (DPO), please click here.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026 - Yes
Does it tell you that you can complain to a regulator?
Company claim50/50“If you think that the way we process your personal information does not comply with applicable data protection laws, you can contact the rel…” MoreLess
“If you think that the way we process your personal information does not comply with applicable data protection laws, you can contact the relevant competent data protection authority.”
huawei.com privacy policy (opens in a new tab) · 20 Oct 2026
Score history
Newest first. Only days when the score changed are listed.
28 Oct 2026
Score 46
Method 28 Oct 2026, update 2
-2
23 Oct 2026
Score 48
Method 21 Oct 2026
+4 · Data fix
14 Oct 2026
Score 44
Method Not recorded
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