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Research
As biological systems become increasingly digital, vulnerabilities in software, data systems, automation, AI, and connected laboratory infrastructure create new risks for animal health, food security, and global stability. Protecting our future requires securing the systems behind it.
Doing that well, starts with research.
Cyberbiosecurity is Biosecurity.
Join a growing international effort advancing cyberbiosecurity research, coordinated vulnerability disclosure, workforce development, and policy for a safe, secure bioeconomy.
BIO-ISAC and Dianetis have been funded by the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) to examine cybersecurity in veterinary and animal health science as a component of biosecurity, safety, and security.
Recent Publications
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