EV Charger Security refers to the measures and practices aimed at protecting electric vehicle (EV) charging stations from unauthorized access, cyber threats, or physical damage. As the use of electric vehicles increases, so does the importance of ensuring that the infrastructure supporting them is secure from various vulnerabilities. This includes safeguarding the charging hardware and software from hacking, tampering, and misuse, as well as ensuring that user data and payment information are protected during transactions.
Effective EV Charger Security involves implementing encryption, secure authentication protocols, regular software updates, and monitoring systems for potential security breaches. It may also encompass physical security measures such as surveillance cameras and access controls to prevent vandalism or theft of charging equipment. Overall, the goal of EV Charger Security is to provide a safe and reliable charging experience for users, ensuring that the EV charging network is resilient against both digital and physical threats.
ChargePoint is introducing “cut-resistant” cables to deter vandalism and theft. The new cables include steel reinforcements to resist common theft tools. ChargePoint Protect software enhances security by monitoring cables and…