Six charging back-ends, one weakness: the February 2026 CISA advisories
On one day, CISA published six advisories on charging platforms that all listed missing authentication on charger connections.
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Practical guides on securing EV charging, with a source beside each fact.
Ten security questions for your charging back-end supplier
What to ask before you sign or renew, why each question matters, and what a good answer sounds like.
OCPP security profiles in plain English
How a charger proves who it is to your back-end, what each profile protects, and what no profile covers.
NIS2 incident reporting: preparing for the 24-hour clock
What counts as significant, what’s due and when, and what a charge point operator should set up before an incident.
What makes a security record auditable?
A log tells you what a system says happened. An auditor also needs to know it’s complete, unchanged and independent of the supplier.
The M11 chargers, 2022: a disputed case of supplier access
Chargers on a Russian motorway stopped working during the invasion of Ukraine. The reported cause was a supplier’s remote access, and much remains unconfirmed.
What should we cover next?
Tell us what your auditors, suppliers or board keep asking about charging security.
Ten security questions for your charging back-end supplier
What to ask before you sign or renew, why each question matters, and what a good answer sounds like.
NIS2 incident reporting: preparing for the 24-hour clock
What counts as significant, what’s due and when, and what a charge point operator should set up before an incident.
OCPP security profiles in plain English
How a charger proves who it is to your back-end, what each profile protects, and what no profile covers.
What makes a security record auditable?
A log tells you what a system says happened. An auditor also needs to know it’s complete, unchanged and independent of the supplier.
Six charging back-ends, one weakness: the February 2026 CISA advisories
On one day, CISA published six advisories on charging platforms that all listed missing authentication on charger connections.
The M11 chargers, 2022: a disputed case of supplier access
Chargers on a Russian motorway stopped working during the invasion of Ukraine. The reported cause was a supplier’s remote access, and much remains unconfirmed.