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George W. Bush outlined a $7.1 billion plan to provide funding for the early detection and containment of any pandemic flu outbreaks both in the United States and in other countries, improved methods for creating flu vaccines, and the stockpiling of flu vaccines and antiviral drugs.

We had sessions on the detection and containment of Internet worm attacks, anomaly detection, automated response to intrusions, host-based intrusion detection using system calls, network intrusion detection, and intrusion detection, in mobile wireless networks.

Rapid detection and response does reduce "dwell" time of an infectious disease outbreak in the same way that rapid detection and containment of a cyber-threat would reduce its dwell time and consequences.

An occupational health and medical monitoring protocol has been developed to manage potential laboratory exposures and to ensure early detection and containment of an actual laboratory-acquired infection.

Laboratory-based surveillance is an essential and fundamental component of any infectious diseases control and prevention system, assumed as crucial capability for the early detection and containment of disease outbreaks in order to prevent local or global spread.

These regulations, known as IHR (2005), are binding to all member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) and include several major provisions aimed at facilitating global communication and cooperation for early detection and containment of events termed public health emergencies of international concern (PHEIC).

Asks: what role should intelligence play in the prevention, detection, disruption and containment of contemporary and emerging biothreats?

Experiments were run with the variation of one CPC at a time aiming at the detection and containment operation of a gas leakage in a pressure-reduction NG terminal.

Under the settlement, Exxon must improve benzene tank spill-detection and containment to reduce health and environmental risks, she said.

Operational guidelines have been developed for the detection and rapid containment of a potentially pandemic strain of influenza to the epicentre of the outbreak [74], for example, if this were to occur in a South East Asian country.

As part of routine, ongoing case detection and containment activities in remaining endemic countries, all suspect cases (and rumors) of dracunculiasis are supposed to be investigated within 24 hours.