b:Biosecurity

Courses tagged with "b:Biosecurity"

An introduction to biosecurity as it relates to biosafety in facilities handling pathogens and toxins.

Audience: Laboratory personnel, biosafety professionals

Resource Type: E-Learning

Duration: 45 minutes

This course is also available in Portuguese, Spanish, and Arabic.

Update: March 2026

Category: Biosecurity

Policies and procedures for security and biosecurity in licenced facilities to manage biosafety. 

Audience: Laboratory personnel, biosafety professionals 

Resource Type: E-Learning

Duration: 30 minutes

Update: March 2023

Category: Biosecurity

Conduct experiments with pathogens responsibly to address potential risks and benefits for unexpected situations.  

Audience: Laboratory personnel, biosafety professionals 

Resource Type: E-Learning

Duration: 90minutes

Update: July 2023 

Category: Biosecurity

Understand indicators of inside and outside threats to information and knowledge related to biological research and perform mitigation strategies.

Audience: Individuals who handle and store pathogens and toxins in controlled environments

Resource Type: E-Learning

Duration: 75 minutes

Update: March 2024

Category: Biosecurity
This webinar will provide an overview of monkeypox virus (MPXV), information from the biosafety advisory, and biosecurity considerations for working with MPXV. 

Information IconOn November 28, 2022, the World Health Organization began using ‘mpox’ as the preferred term for monkeypox disease. 

Target Audience: External stakeholders planning to, or currently working with, MPXV 

Resource Type: Video

Duration: 1 hour

All licenced facilities are required to develop and implement a biosecurity plan to outline the security measures designed to prevent the loss, theft, misuse, diversion, or intentional release of pathogens and toxins from a facility. This interactive webinar will serve to explain the nine components that need to be included in a biosecurity plan and will provide examples of what the Public Health Agency of Canada looks for when evaluating a plan. 

Target Audience: licence holders, biological safety officers, and other personnel who are responsible for developing and implementing biosecurity plans

Resource Type: Video

Duration: 1 hour

In this first episode of the Centre for Biosecurity’s podcast series on sensitive research, host Linda Rheaume speaks with Dr. Martha Crago, Chair of the Council of Canadian Academies’ Expert Panel on Sensitive Research of Concern. The discussion is grounded in the 2025 CCA report Balancing Research Security and Open Science.

Duration: 20 minutes

Category: Podcasts