Strange Mood Engineering, a vendor providing a collaborative design platform for the nuclear supply chain, supports the proposed modernization of electronic processing for Safeguards Information. They recommend moving toward a performance-based security standard rather than a topology-specific one and request clarifications on third-party managed services and the scope of AI-driven processing.

Trojan identifies inconsistencies in the proposed rulemaking regarding standalone ISFSI facilities, noting that current regulations (10 CFR 73.51) lack the flexibility for modern security technologies found in reactor site regulations. They argue that the rule should be updated to allow for risk-informed, performance-based security strategies and to resolve discrepancies in alert reporting requirements.