Addressing Cyber Threats to Ensure Nuclear Security and Safety: IAEA Conference on Computer Security Begins
An international conference on computer security in the nuclear world opened at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna today, to discuss effective security measures to protect against cyber-attacks on facilities handling nuclear or other radioactive material in an increasingly digitized world.
Upcoming IAEA Conference on Computer Security: Addressing Security for Safety
The growing range and number of cyber threats means that there is no single facility immune to cyber-attacks.
Call for Papers: International Conference on Computer Security in the Nuclear World: Security for Safety
Computer-based systems play an essential role in the safety and the security of nuclear and radioactive material and facilities.
AIT Austrian Institute of Technology Becomes the First IAEA Collaborating Centre for Information and Computer Security for Nuclear Security
The Austrian Institute of Technology has become the first IAEA collaborating centre for Information and Computer Security for Nuclear Security. The agreement signed earlier this week builds on a long-term partnership between the IAEA and the AIT, which is Austria’s largest non-university research and technology organization.
CRP Success Story: Enhancing Computer Security Incident Analysis at Nuclear Facilities (J02008)
A Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) simulator, description and mock facilities – all named Asherah – have been developed as part of a recently completed IAEA Coordinated Research Project (CRP) to support research in strengthening cyber security.