NPP Physical Protection and Information Security as Necessary Conditions for Reducing Nuclear and Radiation Accident Risks

Pogosov, A.Yu.; Derevianko, O.

doi:10.32918/nrs.2017.3(75).09

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Human factor in emergency occurrence at NPP during the pandemic COVID-19: new potential risks and recommendations to minimize them

Popov

Molitor²,

Іatsyshyn

et al. 2021

E3S Web Conf.

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COVID-19 pandemic is an emergency that spread across the planet. It threatens lives and health of the population, with many dead and injured. Also, during pandemic there was (and continues to be) a violation of normal living conditions, significant material damage to economies of different countries. Quarantine restrictions affected social, educational, cultural and spiritual spheres of society. There is an urgent threat to operation of critical infrastructure as the pandemic led to large numbers of hospitalized or self-isolated people and being treated at home. At present, the operation of critical infrastructure, and in particular nuclear power plants, is strategically important for the proper functioning of any country. Also, the research describes causes of emergencies at nuclear power plants and identifies another factor - the mass disease of NPP personnel or their relatives on COVID-19. It is determined that timely detection and appropriate work to restore mental health during the pandemic is no less important area of work along with providing medical care to population. Stress associated with uncertainty, threat to health, can have negative consequences for well-being and mental health of workers. Depression, emotional exhaustion, anxiety, irritability, suicidal thoughts, etc. can also be consequences. Socio-psychological support especially for critical infrastructure workers is important to promote mental health during COVID-19 pandemic. Recommendations for socio-psychological support of NPP personnel were developed. Specialized mobile applications are described as convenient and economical way for primary psychological care.

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Human factor in emergency occurrence at NPP during the pandemic COVID-19: new potential risks and recommendations to minimize them

Popov

Molitor²,

Іatsyshyn

et al. 2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Analysis of Prospects for Application of Intellectual Digital Temperature Sensors in Data Channels of On-Line Control Means at Nuclear Power Plants

Pogosov

Levchenko²,

Bikovsky³

2019

2019 IEEE 6th International Conference on Energy Smart Systems (ESS)

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Methodological Principles of Establishment and Functioning of the Cyber Security Center of Information Infrastructure of Nuclear Energy Facilities

Hulak,

Skiter,

Hulak

2021

Cybersecurity

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Nuclear power facilities (UAEs) are complex structural systems that operate large arrays of information flows, the distortion or blocking of which can potentially lead to inadequate and even catastrophic situations. Constant continuous automated control of the technical means of these objects is the key to ensuring the safety of man, society and the state. Therefore, ensuring the warranty of automated systems of the UAE as a technological basis for their functioning is a priority task of scientific research and development in this field. In the world's growing number and capacity of cyber attacks on critical information systems, long-standing confrontation of the state with hybrid war of limited financial resources, coordination and concentration of efforts to ensure cybersecurity of the UAE is the only way to solve certain problems in the industry. The purpose of such events should be to build a single cybersecurity center of the UIA. The creation of such a center should raise the state of information and functional security of enterprises of the industry to a qualitatively new level. The main tasks of the center are: ensuring the implementation of components of the organizational and technical model of information protection and cyber security; establishing mandatory information security requirements for critical information infrastructure objects taking into account international standards and industry specifics, including relevant critical information infrastructure facilities; monitoring of information security and information security at nuclear power facilities; countering cyber threats by raising general situational awareness of incidents and vulnerabilities among industry institutions and their critical infrastructure; preventing intrusion by sharing information and organizing initiatives; reducing vulnerabilities, preventing threats and their effective localization; monitoring of counteraction to threats at nuclear power facilities; stimulating and conducting training and raising the level of information awareness in terms of cybersecurity among critical infrastructure managers, appropriate testing, research and development. The functioning of the center will allow to coordinate and monitor the implementation of measures to deploy the information security system for critical information infrastructure facilities at nuclear power facilities. In addition, it will also prevent interference in information systems by exchanging information and functioning of centralized and decentralized technological systems and organizational initiatives. This will reduce the available vulnerabilities, reduce the possibility of new ones and effectively identify them when there are appropriate threats. The Center will protect against the whole range of threats, working with specialized services in a virtual environment, encouraging and conducting training on information security among specialists; will monitor and implement information security standards by subjects of critical infrastructure of nuclear power facilities; will develop and implement new security measures to reduce the risk of information and cyber threats, which are constantly changing and developing rapidly.

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NPP Physical Protection and Information Security as Necessary Conditions for Reducing Nuclear and Radiation Accident Risks

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Human factor in emergency occurrence at NPP during the pandemic COVID-19: new potential risks and recommendations to minimize them

Human factor in emergency occurrence at NPP during the pandemic COVID-19: new potential risks and recommendations to minimize them

Analysis of Prospects for Application of Intellectual Digital Temperature Sensors in Data Channels of On-Line Control Means at Nuclear Power Plants

Methodological Principles of Establishment and Functioning of the Cyber Security Center of Information Infrastructure of Nuclear Energy Facilities

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