UK / NDA Opens Specialised Nuclear Cyber Security Facility In Cumbria

AI and robotics can help defend against threats, says gov’t agency

NDA Opens Specialised Nuclear Cyber Security Facility In Cumbria
Sellafield Ltd was recently fined over cybersecurity failings at Britain’s most hazardous nuclear site. Courtest Sellafield Ltd.

The UK’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) group has launched a specialised cyber facility to accelerate collaboration on the adoption of innovative technologies such as AI and robotics to defend against cyber threats.

The NDA, the government agency charged with cleaning up the country’s nuclear sites, said cyber security attacks are a common and dynamic threat across all organisations, including the civil nuclear sector.

It said the Group Cyberspace Collaboration Centre in Cumbria, northwest England, provides a space for experts in cyber, digital and engineering to come together and share knowledge and learning on how best to adopt new technologies and defend against evolving threats.

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