Abstract

The evolving landscape of bioterrorism poses significant challenges to national and global security, necessitating innovative approaches to defense and mitigation strategies. This paper explores the future trends in bioterrorism, focusing on emerging biological threats, advancements in detection and response technologies, and the implications of synthetic biology. We analyze the role of governmental and non-governmental organizations in enhancing preparedness and resilience against bioterrorism events. The integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning in biodefense strategies is examined, along with the ethical considerations surrounding these technologies. Furthermore, this study emphasizes the importance of international collaboration and policy frameworks in addressing the multifaceted nature of bioterrorism. Ultimately, we propose actionable recommendations for stakeholders to strengthen biodefense mechanisms and safeguard public health.