Bioterror risk represents the threat of intentional release of pathogens or toxins to cause harm, fear, or economic disruption. This danger is exploited by extremist groups, rogue states, or individuals seeking asymmetric warfare capabilities. Society benefits from understanding this risk through enhanced surveillance, robust public health systems, and coordinated response protocols. Mitigation efforts protect civilian populations, critical infrastructure, and global stability by preventing or containing deliberate biological attacks.
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