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About Workshop

Securing the Grid: Cyber Hardware Testing for Green Energy Systems

Green-energy products – such as inverters, grid-tied controllers, EV chargers, and field gateways – ship with complex hardware and wireless stacks, but frequently lack rigorous hardware-level security testing. This hands-on workshop demonstrates how overlooked hardware vulnerabilities (PCB design flaws, unprotected debug ports, insecure bus protocols, weak firmware, and wireless weaknesses) can be chained to compromise entire energy ecosystems.

Participants will learn practical hardware penetration techniques – including reverse engineering, bus exploitation, firmware analysis, fault injection, and wireless attacks – and how to translate findings into actionable mitigations and security test requirements aligned with IEC 62443 principles.

Mr. Arun Mane - Workshop Presenter
Presenter

Mr. Arun Mane

Founder & CEO, AmynaSec Research Labs


Session Details

Date: 18 December 2025  |  Time: 1400 – 1530 Hrs

Workshop Objectives

  • Recognize common hardware security gaps in green-energy devices and their system-level impact.
  • Perform PCB reconnaissance and locate debug / boot / bus points for further testing.
  • Interact with and exploit embedded buses (UART, SPI, SWD/JTAG) to extract firmware or bypass protections.
  • Apply practical firmware reverse-engineering techniques to identify backdoors and insecure features.
  • Demonstrate controlled fault-injection methods to bypass hardware protections and discuss safety and ethics.
  • Evaluate wireless components (BLE, LoRa) for protocol and implementation weaknesses and define security test requirements aligned with IEC 62443-4-1 / 4-2.

Who Should Attend?

  • Renewable Energy OEMs (Solar, Wind, EV Chargers, Inverters)
  • Grid Operators & DISCOM Technical Teams
  • SCADA/EMS Integrators
  • Smart Meter, BESS & DER Manufacturers
  • OT/ICS Security Professionals
  • Cybersecurity Engineers & Analysts
  • Red Team / Penetration Testers
  • IoT & Hardware Security Researchers
  • Firmware & Embedded Security Engineers
  • Embedded System Designers & PCB Engineers
  • Firmware Developers & Hardware Architects
  • Product Development & R&D Teams
  • Compliance, QA & Risk Teams
  • IEC 62443 Practitioners
  • Risk & Compliance Professionals involved in OT/IoT security
  • Research Scholars working on embedded/RE Security
  • Startups Building Energy Hardware or IoT Devices
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