In a bid to enhance Europe’s cyber and energy resilience, ESET and EVC Group have joined forces to create advanced battery energy storage systems. This strategic alliance focuses on developing CyberSec BESS, a new line of cyber-secure battery storage solutions tailored for the European market. This collaboration underscores the crucial role that battery storage systems now play in maintaining power grids and critical energy infrastructure, highlighting the simultaneous need for robust cybersecurity measures alongside performance and reliability.
The partnership was solidified with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), which lays out the framework for the development, certification, and commercialization of CyberSec BESS. The initiative was unveiled on June 25, 2026, at Intersolar Europe in Munich, a premier event dedicated to renewable energy and technology. CyberSec BESS is designed to adhere to the current and future cybersecurity regulations of the European Union while bolstering the long-term resilience of critical energy systems.
By integrating European expertise in cybersecurity, system integration, and certification with global battery manufacturing capabilities, CyberSec BESS aims to set a new standard in energy infrastructure. Martin Talian, Chief Corporate Solutions Officer at ESET, emphasized that modern energy systems should incorporate cybersecurity from the outset rather than as an afterthought. He noted that this initiative leverages ESET’s extensive experience in safeguarding critical infrastructure to prepare the energy sector against both current and emerging cyber threats.
Oliver Garaj, Managing Director of EVC Group, highlighted the necessity of a comprehensive systems approach for resilient energy infrastructure, rather than merely assembling individual technologies. The partnership, he explained, combines engineering expertise, cutting-edge energy technologies, and stringent cybersecurity standards to develop battery storage systems that prioritize security, transparency, operational reliability, and overall performance. These attributes, the companies assert, will gain importance as Europe’s energy sector continues to modernize.
According to the Frost Radar™: Endpoint Security, 2025 report by Frost & Sullivan, ESET stands as the largest global cybersecurity provider headquartered in Europe. The company offers AI-driven cybersecurity solutions for businesses, individuals, and critical infrastructure across various environments, backed by advanced threat intelligence and security measures. Through this collaboration with EVC Group, ESET aims to fortify Europe’s energy resilience while endorsing the secure deployment of next-generation battery storage technologies. For further details, media inquiries can be directed to Sanjeev Kant at Vistar Communications, via phone at 71 55 972 4623, or through the company’s email contact.
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