The Open Charge Alliance is pleased to announce that online participation is now available for the Cyber Security Event US: Securing the Future of EV Charging, taking place on Tuesday, May 12.
Register for online participation
We warmly invite everyone who is unable to travel to Detroit to join the Cyber Security Conference online.
The event will be hosted in Detroit, Michigan, but we understand that not everyone is able to travel. With increasing travel costs and the broader geopolitical situation affecting international travel, OCA wants to make it easier for the global EV charging community to take part in this important conversation.
By offering an online participation option, we aim to make the Cyber Security Conference more accessible to OCA members, partners, implementers, policymakers, testing organizations, cybersecurity experts, and other stakeholders who would like to join but are unable to attend in person.
The conference brings together experts from across the EV charging, energy, policy, testing, and cybersecurity communities to discuss the security challenges facing our industry and the practical steps we can take together to strengthen the EV charging ecosystem.
The program includes sessions on cybersecurity requirements in North America, vulnerability research and disclosure, Pwn2Own Automotive, PKI in EV charging, security testing, and the OCPP Security Operations Guide.
Participants joining online will be able to follow the conference remotely and gain valuable insights into the latest developments, requirements, and collaborative efforts around cybersecurity in EV charging.
Want to know more about the full program or the featured speakers? Take a look at the event page of the Cyber Security Conference and find out all the details. This is also where you will find the link to register to attend the event in person. Registrations will be open until Friday, May 8th.
