NRC, Industry Coping With Evolving Cyber Threat; Markey Wants Answers

By Wayne Barber
Computer systems used in management of spent fuel at U.S. nuclear power plants are not connected to the Internet or business networks, a key line of defense against cyber threats, representatives for industry and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission…

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