Leading the Charge - Securing the Infrastructure of Electric Vehicles
Powered in part by the recent Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, state and local governments are embracing electric vehicles and building the network infrastructure to support their use on a wide scale. With more electric vehicles on the road, the need for more charging stations grows as does the potential vulnerability to the energy sector to a cyber attack. In this session, Route Fifty will explore the potential cyber threats to electric vehicle infrastructure as well as consider how states and localities incorporate cybersecurity into their planning process.
Speakers
Dr. Sunil Chhaya, Senior Technical Executive, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
Alisha Powell Gillis, Senior Editor, Route Fifty
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Leading the Charge - Securing the Infrastructure of Electric Vehicles
Powered in part by the recent Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, state and local governments are embracing electric vehicles and building the network infrastructure to support their use on a wide scale. With more electric vehicles on the road, the need for more charging stations grows as does the potential vulnerability to the energy sector to a cyber attack. In this session, Route Fifty will explore the potential cyber threats to electric vehicle infrastructure as well as consider how states and localities incorporate cybersecurity into their planning process.
