Your EV chargers are more than just electrical plugs—they are smart, internet-connected computers mounted to your outside walls, directly handling credit card transactions, driver data, and megawatt-level power flows. This week, we tackle the silent threat of the EV transition: **Cybersecurity**.
We explore how hackers can use a public charger as a backdoor to infiltrate your building's main corporate network, take down your HVAC systems, or intercept tenant data. We’ll break down the math behind network exposure, decode OCPP Security Profiles, and give property managers a non-technical checklist to completely shield their assets from digital intrusion.