TH41 Security—Kinetic Change

The session will provide insights into the many influences that determine the future of security in regulations. The discussions will describe the design-basis threat formulation process, the pros and cons of remotely operated weapons systems from a regulator’s perspective, and the future direction of security based on lessons learned from the security baseline inspection program. In addition, the session will offer information on the proposed rule on materials categorization and what it means to the nuclear industry, and policy decisions affecting spent fuel transportation without a centralized repository for nuclear waste.

SESSION CHAIR(S):

Garmon West, Branch Chief, Division of Security Operations, NRC/NSIR

SPEAKERS/PANELISTS:

• Introductory Remarks

• Garmon West, Branch Chief, Need Division of Security Operations, NRC/NSIR

• Formulating the Design Basis Threat

• Jim Whitney Senior Intelligence Analyst Division of Security Policy NRC/NSIR

• Licensing Remotely Operated Weapons Systems

• Bonnie Schnetzler Team Leader Division of Security Policy NRC/NSIR

• What is Driving Industry toward Remotely Operated Weapons Systems

• Andy Black Nuclear Security Director Xcel Energy

• Transportation Security Rulemaking Activities

• Adelaide Giantelli Branch Chief Division of Materials Safety and State Agreements NRC/FSME

• The Future Direction of Security

• Terrence Barry Security Specialist Division of Security Operations NRC/NSIR

SESSION COORDINATOR(S):

Alan Shropshire, NRC/NSIR, tel: (301) 415-0098, e-mail: Alan.Shropshire@nrc.gov