INDEX.- Introduction.- LIST OF PAPERS.- A Reflection on the Future of the CBRN Security Paradigm .- Selected issues of Cyber Security Practices in CBRNeCy Critical Infrastructure.- NATO’s Response to CBRN Events.- Preventing Hostile and Malevolent Use of Nanotechnology Military Nanotechnology after 15 Years of the US National Nanotechnology Initiative .- Chemical challenges, prevention and responses, including considerations on industrial toxic chemicals for malevolent use, CW precursor material for IEDs.- A Fresh Approach - Review of the Production Development of the CBRN/HAZMAT Equipment.- Radiological and Nuclear events: challenges, countermeasures and future perspectives.- Laser based standoff techniques: a review on old and new perspective for chemical detection and identification.- Implementing an Information Security Program.- Bio-risk Management Culture: Concept, Model, Assessment.- Preventing Nuclear Terrorism: Adressing Policy Gaps and Challenges.- Multidisciplinary DSS as preventive tools in case of CBRNe dispersion and diffusion – Part 1: A brief overview of the state of the art and an example - Review.- Migration and terrorism: a new approach to consider the threat.- Meeting Growing Threats of Misuse of Toxic Chemicals – Building a Global Chemical Safety and Security Architecture and Promoting International Cooperation .- ‘We’re doomed!’ A critical assessment of risk framing around chemical and biological weapons in the 21st century.- Combining theoretical education and realistic, practical training – the right approach to minimize CBRNe risk.- Chemical security culture in an insecure world: the experience and understanding of the chemical industry.- Living with chemicals – how to prevent their use for hostile purposes and mitigate chemical risks.- Security, Development, and Governance CBRN and Cyber in Africa.

Presents cyber and information security practices for CBRNE-Cyber assets, materials and technologies Covers Cyber and information security for critical infrastructures and medical data Introduces the malevolent and criminal use of nanotechnologies and nanomaterial’s, aimed at manufacturing new IEDs/weapons Includes a practical section on Table Top Exercises concerning CBRNE HAZMAT, mitigation measures and response planning Combines education, proliferation awareness and realistic practical training to minimize CBRNE risks