Kaspersky plans software for securing nuclear plants


Kaspersky: “After Stuxnet, the attacks on Aramco and other incidents, governments and enterprises are listening.” - Reuters

DUBAI: Russian antivirus software company Kaspersky Lab is developing a secure operating system to run computers inside nuclear power plants and other vital infrastructure and industrial plants, its founder and CEO said.

Eugene Kaspersky, the Russian computer scientist turned multi-millionaire cybersecurity expert, told reporters at a company news conference here the system was at the prototype stage, with his Moscow-based company in talks with government institutions about installing the new operating system.

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