Nuclear cyber security experts reveal all
As
many of the world’s nuclear power stations age towards end of life, the
risks and threats faced by operators have changed significantly. Power
stations now exist in a world that is highly interconnected via
cyberspace and has a significantly increased threat from international
terrorism.
This June the leading names from the nuclear information management and security industries will come together at the Nuclear Knowledge Management and Cyber Security Conference (17-18 May, Cardiff) to discuss these issues.
Check out the latest agenda here: http://bit.ly/1Fml1MJ
Leading names already set to attend include:
• ONR
• NDA
• Sellafield
• Magnox
• EDF NNB
• Horizon Nuclear Power
• AMEC
Let me know if you have any questions about the event!
Kind regards,
Mike
Michael Vickery
Senior Industry Analyst
Nuclear Energy Insider
mvickery@nuclearenergyinsider.com
+44 (0) 207 375 7177
This June the leading names from the nuclear information management and security industries will come together at the Nuclear Knowledge Management and Cyber Security Conference (17-18 May, Cardiff) to discuss these issues.
Check out the latest agenda here: http://bit.ly/1Fml1MJ
Leading names already set to attend include:
• ONR
• NDA
• Sellafield
• Magnox
• EDF NNB
• Horizon Nuclear Power
• AMEC
Let me know if you have any questions about the event!
Kind regards,
Mike
Michael Vickery
Senior Industry Analyst
Nuclear Energy Insider
mvickery@nuclearenergyinsider.com
+44 (0) 207 375 7177
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