Venue: GIS NTU Convention Center

Participants: 25 persons

Activities:

To enhance cybersecurity at nuclear facilities in Taiwan, the Atomic Energy Council (AEC) invited five experts from the U.S. Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) to conduct the Nuclear Cybersecurity Technical Exchange workshop from May 9 to 12 at GIS NTU Convention Center in Taipei.
 

25 nuclear and cybersecurity professionals from Tsing Hua University, Central Police University, Taiwan Power Company (Taipower), Taiwan nuclear power plants, the Atomic Energy Council (AEC), the Fuel Cycle and Materials Administration (FCMA), and the Institute of Nuclear Energy Research (INER) participated in the workshop.
 

This 3.5-day workshop included several topics: cybersecurity frameworks for nuclear facilities, asset management, the threat landscape and trends, exercise plan development, incident response & recovery, cybersecurity for physical protection systems and others. Through the instruction, group discussion, and case study, participants gained insights and learned cybersecurity best practices for nuclear facilities.  
 

AEC will continue to strengthen international exchanges and cooperation, introduce the latest international information technology security regulations for nuclear facilities, cultivate professionals, and do our best for Taiwan's nuclear safety.

 

Deputy Director June-Yuan Huang of AEC gave opening remarks

Instructors and attendees

Case study exercise

Instructions and exchanges