The June 2013 edition of the IAEA Bulletin is published to coincide with the IAEA International Conference on Nuclear Security: Enhancing Global Efforts in July 2013. It provides an overview of the IAEA?s work in all areas of nuclear security. The Agency helps States minimize the risk of nuclear and radioactive material, and of nuclear facilities, of being subjected to malicious acts, including terrorist acts. It provides specialist training and equipment, such as radiation detectors, for police and border guards. A considerable amount of high enriched uranium has been placed in more secure storage. The IAEA has conducted dozens of International Physical Protection Advisory Service missions, which provide expert advice on securing nuclear and other radioactive materials. The IAEA?s Incident and Trafficking Database is an authoritative global source of information on thefts or other unauthorized activities involving nuclear and other radioactive material.
