Northrop Grumman [NOC] has formed a partnership with AREVA to provide cybersecurity for the nuclear industry, the two companies said recently. The two companies said they joined forces to address cybersecurity in the nuclear arena following calls by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's on the commercial nuclear facilities to implement cybersecurity plans. They said the five-year partnership intends to capitalize on Northrop Grumman’s work in the cybersecurity domain and AERVA’s experience in nuclear regulations and the nuclear power industry. "The value…
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