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Kathryn Millett¹, Eduardo Dos Santos¹, Piers D Millett¹

¹Biosecure Ltd, Market Rasen, United Kingdom.

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Protecting biotechnology data and infrastructure is crucial for the fourth industrial revolution. A pilot study revealed that cyber-biosecurity risks are complex and require further research to develop common language and strategies.

Keywords:

bioeconomy biosecurity biotechnology cyber-biosecurity industry infrastructure risk perception

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Area of Science:

Biotechnology
Cybersecurity
Biosecurity

Background:

Digitization in biological sciences increases data value and infrastructure vulnerability.
Biotechnology's reliance on automation and outsourcing creates targets for cyber threats.
Securing data and infrastructure is critical for national and corporate competitiveness.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify perceived risks at the intersection of cybersecurity and biosecurity.
To gather expert opinions on cyber-biosecurity challenges.
To inform future research and strategy development.

Main Methods:

A pilot study was conducted by Biosecure.
An online survey was administered to international leaders in biotechnology and cybersecurity.
The survey took place from October to November 2017.

Main Results:

Cyber-biosecurity risks are difficult to characterize due to diverse threats, targets, and impacts.
Significant variation exists in the maturity of mitigation and response measures.
Expert opinions highlighted the complexity and multifaceted nature of these risks.

Conclusions:

Further interdisciplinary research is needed to address cyber-biosecurity risks.
Developing a common language and shared understanding is essential.
Collaborative efforts are required to define threats and create effective strategies.