IGYABFZ Rosatom

In 1993, in order to preserve the experience of professional development of personnel in the field of organizing the protection of state secrets, protecting important state facilities and carrying out civil defense activities in the nuclear industry: the Minatom of Russia , the Ministry of Security of the Russian Federation and the State Technical Commission of Russia came up with a joint proposal to the Government of the Russian Federation to create on the basis of the Special Department - the Federal State Institution of the Interbranch Special Training Center (FGU MSC) .

The methodological guidance of the Federal State Institution ISTC was entrusted to the assignee of the Second Main Directorate of the USSR MSM — the Department for the Protection of Information, Nuclear Materials and Facilities of the Minatom of Russia . Educational and methodological activities were carried out in close collaboration with the State Technical Commission under the President of Russia . The senior lecturers of the FSB , the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Defense occupied the professional and teaching staff of the Federal State Institution.

On May 6, 1993, by decree of the Government of Russia, the FSI ISTC was established. ^[6] Simultaneously with the transformation of the Special Department into the Intersectoral Special Training Center, the following separate departments were created on the basis of key specialized cycles:

• The Civil Defense cycle was transformed into the Special Department of Civil Defense, Emergencies and Mobilization Preparedness - headed by Colonel Yu. V. Eganov;
• The TSO cycle and the Object Security Cycle were merged into the Special Department of Physical Protection of Objects - headed by Colonel V.N. Kotelnikov;
• The PDITSR cycle and the HRT cycle were combined into the Special Department of Technical Information Security - Colonel S.V. Volobuev, Head

• Special Department on Civil Defense, Emergencies and Emergencies;
• Special department of physical protection of objects;
• Special Department of Technical Information Protection;
• Center for Foreign Citizens from Member Countries of the IAEA;
• International IAEA Training Courses;
• Antiterrorist Center for the Protection of Nuclear Facilities and Materials; ^{[1] : 3}
• Testing and Certification Center (CIS);
• Certification Expert Center of Security Equipment (SEC TSO);
• Certification Body for Technical Protection Means (OS TCO);
• Educational and testing complex of technical means of physical protection (UIK TSFZ);
• Test Laboratory TCO;
• Laboratory of electromagnetic tests TCO;
• Laboratory bench and functional tests TCO;
• Laboratory for testing functional characteristics, including determination of the detection area of ​​TCO;
• Laboratory for testing the impact of external climatic factors TCO;
• Laboratory of tests for exposure to external mechanical factors TCO;
• TCO EMC Testing Laboratory;
• Laboratory for the study of the functional characteristics of various internal detection tools;
• Laboratory of methods for protecting information from leakage through various technical channels;
• Training and testing ground for the study of the functional characteristics of various perimeter detection tools and CCTV systems;
• Educational and testing pavilion of CCTV system control;
• Training complex for the training of departmental security forces

• Ensuring information security ;
• Ensuring economic security , planning and conducting anti-corruption measures;
• Improving the security of critical and other facilities in the field of anti-terrorist support of the nuclear industry of the Russian Federation , ensuring integrated global security of facilities of the Russian Federation, CIS member states and other interested states;
• The introduction of effective measures to protect state , commercial and official secrets;
• Protection of information constituting state and commercial secrets and other information of limited distribution, including the organization and conduct of encryption activities ;
• Countering foreign technical intelligence and protecting information from leakage through technical channels;
• Accounting, control and physical protection of nuclear , explosive , and chemically hazardous installations and other facilities;
• Ensuring the safety of fissile chemical - and explosive materials and substances;
• Organization and implementation of work to counteract sabotage and terrorist acts;
• Support and organization of civil defense , mobilization training , fire and industrial safety, prevention and liquidation of accidents and their consequences at nuclear hazardous facilities ;
• Nuclear forensics ^{[1] : 4.5}

On March 11, 2011, in accordance with the decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 380 - p ^[7] , the Institute for Global Nuclear Safety was created on the basis of the Intersectoral Special Training Center, which will be included as a separate structure (branch) of the National Research Nuclear University - MEPhI ^{[ 8]} Institute for nuclear security will continue to deal with the same challenges as the Interdepartmental special training center, namely, nuclear and radiation safety, emergency preparedness, physical prote that nuclear materials and radioactive substances, registration and control NRM (nuclear material and radioactive substances), information security, control and supervision. ^[9]

In 2013, the International Training Course on Physical Protection Inspections at Nuclear Facilities was held at the IAGN under the auspices of the IAEA Office of Nuclear Security. The training course was attended by specialists from 16 countries: Armenia , Bulgaria , Brazil , Hungary , Vietnam , Egypt , Iran , Spain , Lithuania , Pakistan , Russia , Romania , Slovenia , Ukraine , France and South Africa . ^[ten]

At the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Conference on Nuclear Security (NSF): Enhancing Global Efforts in Vienna on July 1, 2013, the IGNS was named the international center of best practice in the area of ​​the NSF, whose services and experience are in demand, including other centers of this kind in Russia and abroad. It was decided to continue the practice of organizing courses on the NSF at the IAGN under the auspices of the IAEA, as well as to increase their number and expand the subject. ^[eleven]

From June 15 to 26, 2015, the International Atomic Energy Agency 's International Training Course on Physical Protection Systems Inspections ( IAEA ) was held at the IGLN to study practical issues of organizing and conducting inspections of physical protection systems for nuclear facilities. The training course was attended by specialists from 14 countries: Armenia , Brazil , Egypt , Indonesia , Iran , Iraq , Jordan , Mexico , USA , Thailand , Turkey , Uzbekistan , South Africa and Japan . ^[12]

In December 2015, the Institute of Global Nuclear Safety and Physical Protection, State Atomic Energy Agency Rosatom , was created on the basis of the Institute of Nuclear Safety at the MEPhI ^[13]

In March 2016, the 1st training course: “Anti-Terrorism Security of an Object / Territory” was held at the State Atomic Safety and Security Institute of Rosatom State Nuclear Safety Institute, to study anti-terrorism security at nuclear facilities of the industry. The course was attended by representatives of Rosatom State Corporation and the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Belarus . In addition to the faculty of the State Atomic Safety Institute of State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom, training sessions with students were conducted by specialists from the Department of Physical Protection and Security of Facilities of the State Atomic Energy Agency Rosatom and the Anti-Terrorism Center of the CIS member states . ^[14]

On August 8, 2017, the merger of the Center for Atomic Energy and Rosatom under the name of the Technical Academy of Rosatom (“ TAR ”) merged. IGYABIFZ as a separate TAR structure will continue to deal with the same issues as it did before the merger. ^[15]

• 1993 to 2000 - Colonel Serikov, Vladimir Nikolaevich ;
• 2000 to 2007 - Colonel Smirnov Nikolay Alekseevich,
• 2007 to 2011 - Colonel Barabanov Yuri Alexandrovich;
• 2011 to 2016 - Doctor of Technical Sciences , Professor Agapov, Alexander Mikhailovich
• 2016 to 2017 - Colonel Oleinik Mikhail Mikhailovich
• Since 2017 - Smolsky Alexey Nikolaevich

• Encyclopedia “Weapons and Technologies of Russia of the 21st Century”. T.14 "Nuclear weapons complex." Training and education of specialists: Federal State Educational Institution “State Central Institute for Continuing Education” ;
• A.K. Kruglov "Atomprom Headquarters". M. TsNIIATOMINFORM 1998, 493 p.

• ISTC Certification Site ;
• Certified by ISTC ;
• Certification for nuclear facilities ;
• ISTC: international cooperation ;
• “ Nuclear control ” No. 1. T. 10 , 2004. P. 24.