IAEA Symposium on International Safeguards

Managing the Interface Between NMAC and Nuclear Security within Public Company Nuclear Facilities of Serbia

Not scheduled

5m

M Building (Vienna International Centre)

Roundtable Member Addressing Growing Safeguards Challenges (CHA) [CHA] Keeping Pace with IT Security - Threat Intelligence for the IAEA/Nuclear Regulatory World

Speaker

Milos Mladenovic (Public Company Nuclear Facilities of Serbia)

Description

Public Company Nuclear Facilities of Serbia (hereinafter PC NFS) is the only nuclear operator in Serbia. It was founded in 2009 under the Law on Ionizing Radiation together with the Serbian Regulatory Body. Since its establishment, PC NFS has continued all nuclear activities previously managed by Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences; Two research reactors (RA-final shut down and RB- zero-power critical assembly, operational but currently not-licensed), RWM facilities- old Hangars H1 and H2 with legacy waste, new hangar H3 (for the storage of intermediate and low level radioactive waste) together with the secure storage for the high activity sealed radioactive sources, and closed uranium mine Kalna are the part of the Company. Paper will provide our efforts in strengthening the NMAC system within PC NFS through enhancing the cyber security system in cooperation with various international organizations. We will also provide coordinated actions between safeguards and nuclear security experts in solving various issues which has led to the enhancement of NMAC systems. Self-assessment methodologies developed by the safeguards and nuclear security experts will also be provided.