SECURE YOUR EV CHARGING NETWORK
Get a free security scan for your EV chargers through ACM’s new collaboration with VicOne and Block Harbor, so you’re ready when regulations hit.
Networked chargers are critical to today’s mobility, but they also represent a growing risk as well as increasing regulatory focus as deployments scale. Recent attacks on charging systems highlight risks such as:
- Exploitation of open-source vulnerabilities or software weakness in EV charging stations.
- Cyberattacks on service clouds, EVs, and power grids directed towards charging stations.
Our partnership with VicOne and Block Harbor helps you safeguard your infrastructure and gives you a head start on adapting to evolving security requirements.
WHAT YOU GET:
Eligible companies can receive a free firmware vulnerability scan and assessment to help strengthen your charging station's defenses. Just fill out the form below to see if you are eligible.
Want deeper context first?
Click below to read the EVSE Cybersecurity: Threat Landscape and the Road Ahead report.
ABOUT VicOne:
Delivers around the clock monitoring and intrusion detection tailored for EVSE manufacturers and operators.
ABOUT BLOCK HARBOR:
Block Harbor provides on-demand cybersecurity services and support for car companies and their suppliers, so you can be confident in your security, reduce the risk of getting hacked, and be ready when regulations hit. Our offensive security team digs into real vehicles and components to find weaknesses the way an attacker would so vulnerabilities can be addressed proactively. Our defensive team sets up systems to monitor threats, respond fast, and keep everything protected over time. We recently launched VSEC, a cloud platform that helps you manage all your cybersecurity work in one place, from early design through end of warranty. With Block Harbor, you can build safer vehicles, meet compliance goals, and avoid costly surprises.
Download our Frequently Asked Questions here.
Take the next step in securing your EV charging network by filling out this form to see if you’re eligible to receive free vulnerability scan.
Firmware Vulnerability Scan Request Form
See if your company eligible for a free vulnerability scan: