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biosecurity
This term operates within a technical and administrative register, primarily used in government policy, veterinary science, and laboratory management. It carries a connotation of vigilance and systemic control, focusing on the prevention of biological contamination or the illicit acquisition of dangerous pathogens.
In a regulatory context, it refers to the broad infrastructure of border controls and quarantine laws. In a laboratory context, the focus shifts toward the physical security of materials to prevent theft or accidental leakage, distinguishing it from biosafety, which focuses more on the protection of the worker from the agent.
Meanings
A set of preventative measures designed to reduce the risk of transmission of infectious diseases, contaminated pests, invasive species, and other biological hazards to plants, animals, and humans.
The protection of biological materials, such as pathogens or genetic data, from theft, misuse, or accidental release, particularly in laboratory or industrial settings.
Examples
We need to tighten biosecurity at the farm to stop the spread of avian flu.
The airport has strict biosecurity checks for all incoming organic produce.
I wonder if the lab's biosecurity is enough to prevent a leak.
Failure to follow biosecurity protocols could devastate the local ecosystem.
The company invested millions in upgrading their biosecurity infrastructure.
The company invested millions in upgrading their biosecurity infrastructure.
Please ensure all visitors adhere to the biosecurity guidelines before entering the greenhouse.
The report highlights a critical gap in national biosecurity strategies.
Is this facility compliant with international biosecurity standards?
Is this facility compliant with international biosecurity standards?