Regional Workshop on Conducting Computer Security Exercises for Nuclear Security
Computer security exercises are a key assurance activity supportive of nuclear security. Nuclear Security Fundamentals recognizes that routinely performing computer security assurance activities is an essential element of nuclear security. Exercises can provide unique insight in the state of preparedness of computer security. They can also be the basis for continued improvement programmes for all organizations within the State’s nuclear security regime. The IAEA has been supporting Members States on conducting well organized, professionally conducted computer security that focus on constructive evaluation for capability improvement.
This event will be based on the IAEA guidance and training material (Asherah Nuclear Power Plant, Shapash Nuclear Research Institute and Gula General Hospital ), and on the lessons learned from the IAEA’s support to the Brazilian Cyber Guardian Exercise (2022), from the Slovenia KIVA Exercise (2022) and from the Regional Training Course on Conducting a Computer Security Exercise conducted in Argentina (2023). Besides its objective, this event will provide information for participants to adapt the IAEA material to their national context, organization and procedures, in order to develop a future training or awareness activities more realistic to their national context.
The purpose of the event is to support the preparation and execution of a computer security exercise to evaluate and enhance the effectiveness of nuclear organizations in responding to computer security threats, and to promote the sharing of national and international information on cyberthreats.
(Russian) Advanced Topics for Information and Computer Security
The purpose of the course is to provide discussion on advanced topics in information and computer security for policy development and programme implementation at nuclear facilities, radioactive material facilities, and associated activities. These topics on this course focus primarily on the areas of conducting cyber threat assessments and computer security incident response. Additionally, the training normally includes will include a 1-2 day table top exercise in which participants are faced with an increasing cyber-threat and ultimate cyber‑attack against a nuclear facility.
Please note only nominated participants will be granted access to the course material.
(Spanish) Advanced Topics for Information and Computer Security
The purpose of the course is to provide discussion on advanced topics in information and computer security for policy development and programme implementation at nuclear facilities, radioactive material facilities, and associated activities. These topics on this course focus primarily on the areas of conducting cyber threat assessments and computer security incident response. Additionally, the training normally includes will include a 1-2 day table top exercise in which participants are faced with an increasing cyber-threat and ultimate cyber‑attack against a nuclear facility.
Please note only nominated participants will be granted access to the course material.
Advanced Topics for Information and Computer Security
The purpose of the course is to provide discussion on advanced topics in information and computer security for policy development and programme implementation at nuclear facilities, radioactive material facilities, and associated activities. These topics on this course focus primarily on the areas of conducting cyber threat assessments and computer security incident response. Additionally, the training normally includes will include a 1-2 day table top exercise in which participants are faced with an increasing cyber-threat and ultimate cyber‑attack against a nuclear facility.
Please note only nominated participants will be granted access to the course material.