International Conference on Nuclear Security 2020

Session

Risks and benefits to nuclear security from innovations in other fields, including artificial intelligence and big data

10 Feb 2020, 16:30

19. Reconceptualising Nuclear Security as a Business Enabler: Opportunities and Challenges

Christopher Hobbs (King's College London)

10/02/2020, 16:30

CC: Risks and benefits to nuclear security from innovations in other fields, including artificial intelligence and big data

Paper

Synopsis

This paper will outline the potential benefits of taking a business-orientated approach to nuclear security and the opportunities and challenges that may offer. It draws on experiences of UK industry and activities conducted under the UK Government’s Global Nuclear Security Programme (GNSP) (formerly Global Threat Reduction Programme, GTRP), which has been designing and...

25. Increasing Log-Access Security System Based On Face Recognition

Mr Ahmed Solyman (Radiation Engineering Department, National Center for Radiation Research and Technology, Atomic Energy Authority, Cairo, P.O. 11787, Egypt)

10/02/2020, 16:45

CC: Risks and benefits to nuclear security from innovations in other fields, including artificial intelligence and big data

Paper

Today’s nuclear institutions are facing major security issues; consequently, they need several specially trained personnel to attain the desired security. This personnel may make human mistakes that might affect the level of security. The human face plays an important role in social interaction, identifying people. Using the human face as a key to security, face recognition technology has...

551. Evaluating Security Implications of the “Splinternet”

Lindsey Gerhrig (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)

10/02/2020, 17:00

CC: Information and computer security considerations for nuclear security

Paper

The internet, which for years has been viewed as a global online commons with standardized protocols but few regulations, is, according to some experts, starting to mirror the contentious political and commercial contours of the physical world.

A number of problems, including data breaches, privacy debates, cyber enabled attacks on critical infrastructure, government surveillance operations,...

497. Risks of the Spread of Drones to Nuclear Facilities and the Necessary Requirements to Mitigate their Potential Threats

Mr Mohammed Allam (Egyptian)

10/02/2020, 17:15

CC: Risks and benefits to nuclear security from innovations in other fields, including artificial intelligence and big data

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Abstract
Nuclear security is facing great challenges nowadays due to the rapid development of technology, and Drones are one of among the major growing new technology which are currently considered the biggest threat to nuclear facilities, and I focused in these study on a type of Drones called small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles where it became spreading at everywhere, have many commercial...

352. Prioritizing Actions for Managing Cyber Security Risks

Ms Debra Decker (Stimson Center), Ms Kathryn Rauhut (Stimson Center), Mr Mark Fabro (Lofty Perch)

10/02/2020, 17:30

CC: Information and computer security considerations for nuclear security

Paper

Cyber incidents are the norm in every industry, and the nuclear industry is no different. However, the effects of an incident are different in the nuclear sector, where consequences are heightened by fears of radiation releases and material diversion. In an era of fake news that often spreads on social networks quicker than accurate official reports, incident planning needs to be prioritized...

354. Nuclear Facility Low Altitude Threat and Defense Technology

Mr Zeyu Zhao (State Nuclear Security Technology Center), Mrs Xuan Guo (China Nuclear Power Engineering Co)

10/02/2020, 17:45

CC: Risks and benefits to nuclear security from innovations in other fields, including artificial intelligence and big data

Paper

Nuclear Facility Low Altitude Threat and Defense Technology
——Identification, Comparison and best practise sharing

With the rapid development of high and new technology, Low-altitude, Slow-speed and Small-sized Aircraft(Hereinafter to be referred as LSSA), represented by UAV, paraglider, hot air balloon and other light aircraft, are becoming more and more widely used. However, due to the...