Tiffany Haney is a nuclear cybersecurity specialist and researcher in the Nuclear Nonproliferation division of Idaho National Laboratory's National and Homeland Security Directorate. Haney contributes to projects sponsored by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the National Nuclear Security Administration, and private industry partners. Her research focuses on cybersecurity and physical security challenges in the nuclear sector, including emerging concerns surrounding advanced and small modular reactors (A/SMRs), with emphasis on autonomous systems, remote access security, defensive computer security architecture, supply chain risk management, and the security implications of co-locating data centers with nuclear power generation. Haney's key contributions include testbed development, regulatory-aligned cybersecurity assessments, international capacity-building, and workforce development through university partnerships and mentorship.

• Nuclear cybersecurity
• Critical infrastructure protection
• Industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) security
• Cyber-physical systems security
• Defensive computer security architecture
• Advanced and small modular reactor (A/SMR) cybersecurity
• Autonomous systems security
• Remote access security
• Supply chain risk management
• Cyber threat intelligence and detection
• AI/ML applications in ICS and nuclear cybersecurity
• Data center and nuclear power co-location security
• Cybersecurity workforce development and education