IAEA Fellows Physical Protection Training Course - Additional Material
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Publications
Springfield Processing Plant (SPP) Facility Information
The Springfield Processing Plant is a hypothetical facility. It has been constructed for use in training workshops. Information is provided about the facility and its surroundings, particularly security-related aspects such as target identification, threat data, entry control, and response force data.
Integrated Performance Testing Workshop, Modules 6 - 11
These modules cover performance testing of: Interior Detection Systems; Access Controls; Exterior Detection Systems; Video Assessment Systems; SNM / Contraband Detection Systems; Access Delay Elements
Procedures Development Course Exercises
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Additional ITC-22 components
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Evolution of Sandia's Risk Assessment Methodology for Water and Wastewater Utilities (RAM-W™)
World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2010: Challenges of Change - Proceedings of the World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2010
The initial version of RAM-W was issued in November 2001. The Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act was issued in 2002 and in October 2002, version 2 of RAM-W was distributed to the water sector. In August 2007, RAM-W was revised to be compliant with specific RAMCAP® (Risk Analysis and Management for Critical Asset Protection) requirements. In addition, this version of RAM-W incorporated a number of other changes and improvements to the RAM process. All of these RAM-W versions were manual, paper-based methods which allowed an analyst to estimate security risk for their specific utility. In September 2008, an automated RAM prototype tool was developed which provided the basic RAM framework for critical infrastructures. In 2009, water sector stakeholders identified a need to automate RAM-W and this development effort was started in January 2009. This presentation will discuss the evolution of the RAM-W approach, capabilities and the new automated RAM-W tool (ARAM-W which will be available in mid-2010). © 2010 ASCE.
The journey : development of Sandias security risk assessment tools
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PROCESS TO CREATE THE NATIONAL NUCLEAR SECURITY ADMINISTRATION ANNUAL PHYSICAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PLAN
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Development of an Automated Security Risk Assessment Methodology Tool for Critical Infrastructures
This document presents the security automated Risk Assessment Methodology (RAM) prototype tool developed by Sandia National Laboratories (SNL). This work leverages SNL's capabilities and skills in security risk analysis and the development of vulnerability assessment/risk assessment methodologies to develop an automated prototype security RAM tool for critical infrastructures (RAM-CITM). The prototype automated RAM tool provides a user-friendly, systematic, and comprehensive risk-based tool to assist CI sector and security professionals in assessing and managing security risk from malevolent threats. The current tool is structured on the basic RAM framework developed by SNL. It is envisioned that this prototype tool will be adapted to meet the requirements of different CI sectors and thereby provide additional capabilities.
Security Risk Assessment Methodology (RAM) Overview and the Automated RAM Tool
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Planning for a Security Risk Assessment
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Cost Assessment of Security Upgrades at NNSA Sites FY2003-FY2006
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