Know where your charging network stands in two weeks
A free check for charge point operators: an outside-in scan plus one read-only export, with a written report. Nothing is installed.
How it runs
First
Agree the paperwork
NDA and DPA, then written authorisation for the scan.
Week 1
Outside-in scan
Of the public endpoints you list in the authorisation.
Week 1
One read-only export
From your charging back-end. You choose what’s in it.
Week 2
Written report
Findings in priority order, and a call to go through them.
What the report looks like
A sample with fictional data. It shows the format, and your findings will differ.
Your public endpoints, and one read-only export from your charging back-end.
A written report, with findings in priority order and who could own each fix.
Nothing. The health check is free.
The DPA names where the export is held, who can see it and when it’s deleted, and you sign it before you send anything.
Health check report
Sample data
How your charge points connect
From one read-only export, by OCPP security profile.
What to fix first
38 public endpoints accept unencrypted OCPP
Close the ws:// listeners, then move those chargers to TLS. Owner: back-end supplier.
1,204 charge points run Security Profile 1
Agree a dated plan to reach Profile 2. Owner: network operations.
3 server certificates expire within 60 days
Renew them, and add an expiry alert. Owner: platform team.
11 firmware versions on one charger model
Choose a supported baseline. Owner: asset management.
What it doesn’t cover
It isn’t a penetration test
We don’t try to break in, and we don’t touch your chargers.
It isn’t a compliance opinion
It doesn’t tell you whether you meet NIS2. Your counsel and auditor do that.
It isn’t GridSEAL
GridSEAL is in development. The health check stands alone, and you don’t need to buy anything afterwards.
Request a free health check
Not an operator? Tell us what you need and we’ll point you to the right person.