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Abstract

Cyberbiosecurity is an emerging imperative at the nexus of cyber and biological systems, exposing novel vulnerabilities in biological research. Traditional biosecurity is insufficient against digital threats to data integrity and automated lab equipment. The digital bioeconomy introduces new attack surfaces, demanding integrated risk management frameworks and a shift towards biopreparedness. Global collaboration, ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance, and interdisciplinary professional education are crucial to mitigate risks like Dual-Use Research of Concern (DURC) and safeguard scientific data and synthetic biology workflows. This holistic approach ensures resilient security against evolving cyber-biological threats.