Alexander Choren brings nearly 20 years of experience in emerging technology evaluation, risk management and the protection of irreplaceable assets. Mr. Choren has led assessment, design and testing of physical security systems to more than 60 nuclear facilities worldwide, as well as other sensitive infrastructure including mining and construction, oil and gas, universities, aviation, mission-critical IT and data centers.

Additionally, Mr. Choren has provided guidance in standards adaptation to multiple international nuclear regulating bodies, as well as drafted regulatory reports and oversight recommendations regarding critical infrastructure security. His publications include:

• Information Sharing and Best Practices Between the Nuclear Sector and International Community: An analysis of international efforts in combatting counterfeit, fraudulent and suspect items (CFSI) within nuclear and other critical infrastructure
• Methods to Combat Dynamic Threat Vectors: A review of threats and risk evaluation within nuclear security and other high profile critical infrastructures
• Reshaping Nuclear Security Operator-Vendor Relationships: Proactive security models to enable trusted information sharing and public-private collaboration

His current initiatives focus on the application and integration of innovative technologies to counter evolving security threats, regulatory engagement, and balancing industry investment and advancements against new fuel security concerns.