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Framatome partners with McAfee to support energy industry cybersecurity
by Staff Writers
Paris, France (SPX) May 31, 2018

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Framatome signed an agreement with McAfee, the device-to-cloud cybersecurity company, to distribute cybersecurity solutions to energy transmission, distribution and generation facilities worldwide. Together, Framatome and McAfee will work with these facilities to help protect their digital assets and support the reliable production of electricity.

"In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, holistic and robust cybersecurity programs are critical to protecting nuclear energy facilities and electrical power and distribution infrastructure," said Catherine Cornand, senior executive vice president of Framatome's Installed Base Business Unit.

"This partnership with McAfee will enhance our ability to provide customers with the right combination of cutting-edge technologies and expertise."

This partnership builds on the cybersecurity support Framatome provides to international power generation fleets and bulk electric system, allowing the company to deliver an even stronger suite of services to customers, backed by McAfee's highly respected brand and cybersecurity products.

"McAfee's diverse client portfolio and global threat intelligence network give us a comprehensive and real-time view of cybersecurity threats," said Tom Moore, vice president, World Wide Embedded Sales of McAfee.

"We look forward to combining our significant knowledge base and time-tested, evolving solutions with Framatome's experience and proficiency in the electric power industry to serve this unique customer base."

When combined with Framatome's cyber products and services, the McAfee cybersecurity hardware, software, support and incident response services are a comprehensive solution to protect international digital systems from cyberattacks. This solution also helps meet international regulations.


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China: Framatome delivered comprehensive instrumentation and control system for Tianwan Unit 3
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Framatome provided Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation (JNPC) with its safety instrumentation and control (I and C) system for unit 3 of the Tianwan* nuclear power plant. This new built unit was successfully connected to the power grid on December 30, 2017 for the first time. Its commercial operation is scheduled for 2018. Framatome supplied the digital safety system based on the company's proven TELEPERM XS platform, the respective instrumentation, I and C power supply cabinets and the operational ... read more

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