Symposium on International Safeguards: Linking Strategy, Implementation and People - IAEA CN-220

Session

Advanced Technologies for Safeguards Communications

19 TSC

22 Oct 2014, 14:00

M Building

Conveners

Advanced Technologies for Safeguards Communications

• Frank Moser (IAEA)

Advanced Technologies for Safeguards Communications

• Frank Moser (IAEA)

356. Mobile Workforce, Mobile Technology, Mobile Threats

Mr Jess Garcia (SANS / One eSecurity)

22/10/2014, 14:10

oral

Mobile technologies’ introduction into the world of safeguards business processes such as inspection creates tremendous opportunity for novel approaches and could result in a number of improvements to such processes. Mobile applications are certainly the wave of the future. The success of the application ecosystems has shown that users want full fidelity, highly-usable, simple purpose...

357. Secure Communications with Mobile Devices During In-Field Activities

Michael Scott Partee (IAEA)

22/10/2014, 14:30

oral

One of the classic problems in information security is how to exchange confidential information securely in uncontrolled environments. There have been innumerable academic and commercial hours spent resolving this question. In traditional practice, securing communications meant investing in satellites, specialized hardware, rigorous security engineering and testing, and expending a lot of...

362. The Secure Information Exchange (SIX) Project at the OPCW

Murat Gulay (OPCW)

22/10/2014, 14:50

oral

The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) entered into force in 1997 and the member states of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) have obligations for making declarations under various articles of the convention. These declarations could contain confidential information and until recently the only mechanism to submit confidential information to the OPCW Technical...

231. Establishing and Advancing Electronic Nuclear Material Accounting Capabilities - A Canadian Perspective

Jennifer Sample (Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission)

22/10/2014, 15:10

oral

Under safeguards agreements that the Government of Canada has with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and nuclear cooperation agreements with other states, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) is required to track the inventory and movement of all safeguarded material. As safeguards programs evolve, including the implementation of Integrated Safeguards, the scope of the...

230. The STAR System-A Computer Software for Accountancy and Control

Ann-Margreth Eriksson Eklund (AMC konsult AB)

22/10/2014, 16:00

oral

The development of the STAR system started within the Swedish support program for NIS countries. Improvements to the system have been made and the family of STAR software now includes software for SSAC as well as software nuclear power plants, research reactors, bulk handling facilities, storages and LOFs. The programs are developed for use on PC and are designed for usage in a network....

2. e-Gamma - Nuclear Material Accountancy and Control System in Brazil

Sergio Negri Ferreira (Brazil)

22/10/2014, 16:20

oral

The Brazilian Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEN) is the government organization responsible for regulating all nuclear activities in Brazil and for ensuring that international safeguards are implemented according to the international agreements. In 2006 CNEN initiated a project aiming at the development and implementation of a web based system (e-Gamma) for on line nuclear material...