PST-ThreatClone
Generates synthetic attacks, so teams can test detection and response without touching live charging.
Security and test teams, charger makers and back-end vendors
AEGIS, EU-funded research for O-CEI Pilot 7
Separate. This works at the charger or in the lab, and GridSEAL works from the back-end.
What it does
- Uses generative models to produce attack scenarios, including OCPP floods and poisoned model updates.
- Attacks only inside a sandbox. It’s a lab service, and it’s never part of a site deployment.
- Stops through a kill switch if a protected station misses three heartbeats.
- Checks the detection, the response and the next shared model with each test attack.
Results so far
We haven’t published a separate measurement for this product yet.
Limits today
- PinakashieldTech keeps the models and the simulator, so it runs as a lab service.
- A simulation shows how your defences respond in a lab. It doesn’t prove how a live network would behave.
- Rules of engagement need agreeing in writing before a test.
Talk to us about a pilot
We’re looking for sites and test teams to help validate this work. AEGIS components can be released as open source. Ask us which licence applies to your use.
Also from AEGIS
PST-QEdge
Detection and response at the charger
See the details
PST-GridTrace
Inventory of devices, firmware and certificates
See the details
the European Union
AEGIS received funding from O-CEI (Horizon Europe, Grant Agreement 101189589), open call Challenge P7C3. This reflects only PinakashieldTech OÜ’s view. Neither the O-CEI Consortium nor the European Commission is responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.