In today’s rapidly evolving energy market, cyber events are a top priority. Security breaches can have far-reaching implications for physical and information technology assets and can ultimately threaten energy reliability.
To ensure the nation’s critical energy infrastructure is protected, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) provides guidance to the nuclear power industry through specific requirements for cybersecurity compliance. A series of standards for nuclear power plant security focuses on both OT and IT infrastructure. Nuclear utilities want to achieve compliance to avoid regulatory exposure, but are also aware that regulations and cybersecurity needs will continue to evolve.
Keeping up with regulations—as well as new threats and defensive capabilities—is a job that is never done. Partnering with Booz Allen, a leader in nuclear cybersecurity compliance, can help you not only address today’s regulations but leave you better prepared for future requirements.
“Keeping up with regulations—as well as new threats and defensive capabilities—is a job that is never done. ”
Booz Allen has partnered with numerous nuclear power facilities to meet and exceed the requirements of 10 CFR 73.54, RG 5.71, NEI 08-09, NEI 10-09, and NEI 13-10. We operate in concert with leading industry practices and lessons learned from recognized industry experts on staff. In addition to extensive knowledge gained from working with—and building—state-of-the-art compliance tools, Booz Allen has become a trusted adviser to a multitude of nuclear plants across the country.
Booz Allen has deep experience in developing new procedures, conducting CDA assessments, recommending remediation and recovery steps, and supporting cybersecurity programs.
Our experts provide nuclear operators with a full lifecycle program to proactively manage aligning to cybersecurity compliance requirements. Areas of focus include critical digital asset assessment and remediation; procedure analysis and remediation; and future and advanced compliance requirements.