Purpose and objectives
Prepare and train computer security experts for the delivery of computer security training modules, demonstrations and hands-on exercises conducted during training activities at the IAEA’s NSTDC.
Focus areas
- Computer security IAEA guidance
- Computer security for nuclear facilities and associated activities
- Computer security for radioactive material and associated activities
- Computer security for detection architecture
- Computer security regulatory framework
- Computer security supply chain
- Defensive computer security architecture
- Insider threats
Training methods
- Lecture/presentation
- Group discussions, oral questioning, knowledge check
- Case study, observation
- Demonstration, practice, role play
Specialized equipment/infrastructure to be used
- Asherah Nuclear Power Plant Simulator
- Gula Hospital Simulator
- Nuclear reactor fuel element mock-up
- Radiation portal monitor
- Computer security workstation
- Training workstations and network infrastructure
- Radiation detection equipment
Target audience
Subject-matter experts with experience in computer security training, including information technology and systems engineering professionals.
Prerequisites
- Knowledge of IAEA nuclear security guidance and technical documents
- Knowledge and experience in nuclear material and associated facilities, materials outside of regulatory control and instrumentation and control systems
- Experience in professional training and learning techniques
Duration
5 days