Biosecurity

Biosecurity refers the security of a life form. Biosecuritsation is making a lifeform securer. Collecting blood to store it for a needed transfusion is an aspect of biosecurity, as is vaccination. A Low Security state means that a bios is in danger for its life. E.g. canine biosecurity is the concern with the canine species' adaptivity. Human biosecurity includes defense against biohacking. Ecological security or ecosecurity is a subclass of biosecurity. Human biosecurity includes the securitsation of water (aquasecurity). 
Human Security is particularly concerned with the biosecurity of the human species.
Modern Biosecurity is about Balancing the promise of Biotechnology with preventing the biological weapons threat. Whether naturally occurring or manmade, biological threats pose a grave risk to our increasingly interconnected world.  The emergence of new diseases and the natural evolution of pathogens are constantly changing the nature of biological risks.  Over the past 25 years, the diffusion of technical expertise coupled with the biotechnology revolution has also dramatically increased the threat posed by bioterrorism. 
The dual-use nature of biological research equipment and processes raises proliferation concerns—in order to develop vaccines and treatments, life scientists must use many of the same methods and materials that could be used to produce biological weapons.   
Medical countermeasures ("MCMs") are products such as biologics and pharmaceutical drugs that can protect from or treat the effects of a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear ("CBRN") attack.
Biosecurity defends against e.g. bioweapons, agro-terrorism.
Biodata Securitisation can aid in minimizing threats against Biosecurity.
== Rhizomata ==
Bios; Security; Human biosecurity; Animal biosecurity; Ecological biosecurity