Biology safeguards encompass protocols, tools, and regulations designed to prevent misuse of biological research, accidental pathogen release, or unethical experimentation. They include risk assessment, biocontainment facilities, and dual-use education. Used by laboratories, biotech firms, and government agencies, these measures protect public health, agricultural systems, and national security. Ultimately, society benefits through safer innovation, reduced pandemic threats, and responsible scientific advancement.
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