Engineering topics
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The objective of this workshop is to provide a systematic analysis approach to evaluate the effectiveness of technical measures, security services, and guard forces against the capabilities and attributes of a defined threat.
This presentation describes in a sequence of steps how to evaluate system effectiveness regardless of analysis methodology.
The objectives of this presentation are to understand target identification, including roll-up and protracted theft; evaluate target identification in the SNRI; recognize the target characteristics and consequence levels; and understand graded safeguards.
This presentation describes and characterizes threat, based on assessment.
This presentation will describe the objectives of a security system; the balance between the use of hardware and guards; and design components for a balanced system.
This presentation describes how a vulnerability analysis can be used to provide a measurement tool for determining how well system performance requirements are met.
This presentation provides a system approach that evaluates each element of the PPS and how it contributes to overall system effectiveness; provides an elemental contribution that helps define performance requirements; provides a qualitative and quantitative aspect to PPS performance; and by way of a tool, allows analysts to combine and evaluate qualitative, quantitative data.
This presentation describes the VISA methodology which is used at critical facilities operated by DOD, DOE, NASA, and other US agencies to assess vulnerabilities.
The objectives of this presentation are to understand the concept of late detection; review the statistics used in MC&A; specify the Pd and timelines for Pd for MC&A elements for item inventories; review elements of process control as they relate to bulk processes; and specify the timelines and detection thresholds for Pd for MC&A elements for bulk or Processing Operations.
This objectives for this presentation are to understand how physical inventories, sampling plans, and other checks of the inventory factor into detection of insider activity; be able to quantify the probability of detection for various scenarios in a single inventory and over several inventories; and understand how physical inventory and sampling procedures relate to the assumptions, analysis, and scenarios in the vulnerability assessment.
The objectives of this presentation are to familiarize with the probability with which the safeguards systems can detect a diversion of material due to insider activity; and familiarize with the concept of Statistical Process Control.
The objectives of this presentation are to discuss the affect of throughput on the detection capability of the Materials Accounting elements; discuss different regulatory requirements in the area of MUF/ID evaluation; identify regulations and approaches that address and manage detection capability at higher throughputs; and discuss application to hypothetical facility bulk process.
The objectives of this presentation are to recognize situations and opportunities for protracted theft strategies; review methodology for analysis of protracted theft; and apply methodology to URF.
The objectives for this presentation is to discuss the important of and a process for upgrade selection; and discuss examples of effective system enhancements.
This report is worksheet used to capture insider and evaluations.
This objectives of this session were to understand the basic steps of target identification; describe the SNRI targets in detail; characterize specific targets with more detail; prioritize targets based on guidance documents; understand the graded safeguards concept; identify roll up and understand why it is a concern; and recognize the category for different materials.
This report is a worksheet for capturing the capabilities and attributes of threat data.
This report describes the capabilities and attributes of threat data.