Nuclear Programs
Program-level advisory for nuclear weapons programs and civilian nuclear power facilities — from physical protection system design through security culture and regulatory alignment.
Few categories of asset demand a higher standard of protection than nuclear material and nuclear facilities. GTS's nuclear security advisory practice draws on our leadership team's direct, hands-on experience across both nuclear weapons programs and civilian nuclear power — a combination few advisory firms can offer.
Our work is structured to align with the internationally recognised guidance nuclear operators and regulators already reference, including the IAEA Nuclear Security Series (NSS), the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (CPPNM) and its 2005 Amendment, and the Design Basis Threat (DBT) concept national regulators use to define what a facility's protection system must be capable of defeating.
Rather than delivering generic recommendations, GTS advisors work alongside client security, operations, and regulatory-affairs teams to build a program that is defensible to an inspector, sustainable for the facility's own staff, and proportionate to its actual risk profile.
Structured against IAEA Nuclear Security Series guidance and the CPPNM framework operators already answer to.
Every recommendation is benchmarked against a facility's defined — or newly developed — DBT.
Assessing whether people, not just systems, actually sustain the protection program day to day.
No client names, sites, or program specifics for nuclear engagements are ever published.
By the Numbers
What We Deliver
Every nuclear security engagement begins with a facility- and program-specific review — never a generic checklist. GTS advisors assess the existing protection system against the categorisation of the material or facility in question, identify gaps against applicable guidance, and prioritise recommendations by risk and feasibility.
Where a client is building a new program, GTS provides staged support: from initial policy and DBT development, through system design review, to the training and performance-assurance work needed to sustain the program long-term.
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