We are delighted that the following experts have agreed to join the Steering Committee for the project:
1. Irma Arguello (Argentina) - Associate Fellow, Chatham House
2. Guido Gluschke (Germany) - Co-Director of the Institute for Security and Safety (ISS), Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences
3. General Adrian Freer (United Kingdom) - Deputy Chief Inspector, Security, Office for Nuclear Regulation
4. Roger Brunt CBE (United Kingdom) - Visiting Senior Research Fellow, King’s College London
5. Dr Anita Nilsson (Sweden) - Associate Fellow, Chatham House; former Director, IAEA Office of Nuclear Security
6. David Livingstone (United Kingdom) - Associate Fellow, Chatham House
7. Tom Parkhouse (United Kingdom) - Head of Strategy, Policy and Plans for Civil Nuclear Security, Office for Nuclear Regulation
8. Mark Raeburn (United Kingdom) - CEO, Context Information Security
9. Dr Tatsujiro Suzuki (Japan) - Director of the Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition, Nagasaki University; former Vice Chairman, Japan Atomic Energy Commission
10. Peter Young (United Kingdom) - CEO, VEGA Space
The full bios for all of the Steering Committee members are available here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9rpxitOM8yteUNkTTRtMEthMTQ/view?usp=sharing
The Chatham House Project on Cyber and Nuclear Security aims to assess the risks and vulnerabilities of the international civil nuclear sector in regards to cyber security and to identify potential policies and international measures to enhance cyber security in the wider nuclear security field.
The project is funded by the MacArthur Foundation International Peace and Security Program.
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