Schneider Electric Sees Rising Cybersecurity Risks Across eMobility Industry

• Schneider Electric’s eMobility analysis identifies growing cybersecurity exposure across interconnected charging networks, with weaknesses potentially spreading disruption across the value chain.
• Cyber Resilience Act vulnerability reporting obligations introduced in September 2026 heighten manufacturers’ governance and preparedness requirements.
• NIS2 encourages operators to assess supplier cybersecurity risks, increasing scrutiny across eMobility value chains.
• Bidirectional charging and deeper grid integration will raise cybersecurity stakes, making lifecycle security and continuous monitoring strategic priorities.

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