An EV charging infrastructure platform built with post-quantum cryptography, EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance, and end-to-end hardware root of trust. 9 repositories, hardware-to-cloud integrated architecture.
EV charging infrastructure is critical national infrastructure. Current solutions have serious gaps in cybersecurity, quantum threats, and regulatory compliance. CyberQuanta is designed to fill this gap.
One of the first platforms implementing NIST FIPS 203/204 standardized Kyber-1024 + Dilithium3 PQC crypto in EV charging. Hybrid TLS 1.3 ensures both classical and quantum security. Proactive protection against harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks.
EU Cyber Resilience Act (2024/2847) becomes mandatory in 2027. CyberQuanta implements the 13-article compliance framework. SBOM pipeline, coordinated vulnerability disclosure, 24h ENISA notification, 5-year update commitment.
4 dedicated security chips: ATECC608B HSM (ECDSA P-256), SLB9672 TPM 2.0, MH1905 security co-processor, STM32G474RE safety MCU. Strong defense against software attacks through multi-layer hardware security. (Hardware integration is in progress.)
From hardware to cloud, firmware to dashboard, monitoring to SBOM — a unified platform. 9 repositories working together to create a single integrated EVSE solution. No vendor lock-in — open source based (Yocto, liboqs, RAUC).
Global EV charging infrastructure market. CAGR 25%+ (BloombergNEF)
AFIR regulation target. ~630K existing in 2024.
All IoT/connected devices must be CRA compliant. Early compliance = competitive advantage.
Most existing EV charging solutions: (1) No post-quantum crypto support, (2) Missing CRA compliance framework, (3) No SBOM/VEX pipeline, (4) Weak or no hardware root of trust. CyberQuanta covers all 4 critical areas. Being ready before the 2027 CRA mandate, the platform has a significant first-mover advantage.
NIST FIPS 203 (Kyber-1024) + FIPS 204 (Dilithium3) — one of the first PQC-enabled platforms in EV charging. Backward compatible with Hybrid TLS 1.3.
Full CRA compliance framework before 2027 EU mandate. 13 articles, SBOM pipeline, coordinated vulnerability disclosure, ENISA reporting templates.
ATECC608B HSM + SLB9672 TPM 2.0 + MH1905 security co-processor + STM32G474RE safety MCU. Multi-layer hardware security designed in. Hardware integration planned with real boards.
Backend 4,888 pytest, firmware ~1,800 Unity, Dashboard 213 Vitest, a11y 16, Hodet FW 431, Sentinel-UI 56, Control Center 17, Lite Wallbox 40. Automated CI/CD.
Yocto Linux, liboqs, RAUC, CycloneDX — no vendor lock-in. Community contribution, transparent security, independent audit capability. Forkable, extensible platform.
IEC 61851, ISO 15118, OCPP 2.0.1, MID/Eichrecht, FIPS 140-2, MISRA C:2012, OCPI 2.2.1, IEC 62443. Proven with 301 compliance tests.
CyberQuanta has built a strong software foundation. However, production readiness requires hardware acquisition, physical integration, and certification. Below is the real status presented transparently.
1) Real hardware acquisition (~$1,000-1,500) — i.MX8M Plus EVK, STM32 NUCLEO, ATECC608B dev kit, EV simulator. 2) Firmware completion and physical integration (3-5 months). 3) Field testing and certification — IEC 61851, MID/Eichrecht, CE (3-4 months). Estimated total: 12-18 months. Backend API, SBOM pipeline, test infrastructure and CRA framework are production quality.
Architecture, Backend, Test Infra
PQC, CRA, SBOM, Dashboard
QEMU Integration, Firmware
Real Hardware (3-5mo)
Certification (3-4mo)
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