Cognitive Warfare- Statuse, Challenges and Future Trendse

In cognitive warfare, the human brain becomes battleground. The goal is not only to change people's minds, but also to change the way they think and act. If implemented successfully, it shapes and influences the beliefs and behaviors of individuals and groups in favor of the attacker's tactical or strategic goals. Cognitive warfare objectives can be limited to very short time horizons. Or it could be a decades-long strategic campaign. A single campaign could focus on limited goals, namely preventing military exercises from going as planned or forcing changes in public policy. This paper presents cognitive cyber security framework for simulating the human cognitive behavior and in the long-term capability development, Cognitive Networks (CN) are seen as a promising solution for intelligent, self-learning and reliable networking.

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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iec61018.2024.11064284
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European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies
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Cognitive Warfare- Statuse, Challenges and Future Trendse

Sattar B. Sadhan, Rusul S. Bader
European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies
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Cognitive Warfare- Statuse, Challenges and Future Trendse

Sattar B. Sadhan, Rusul S. Bader
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In cognitive warfare, the human brain becomes battleground. The goal is not only to change people's minds, but also to change the way they think and act. If implemented successfully, it shapes and influences the beliefs and behaviors of individuals and groups in favor of the attacker's tactical or strategic goals. Cognitive warfare objectives can be limited to very short time horizons. Or it could be a decades-long strategic campaign. A single campaign could focus on limited goals, namely preventing military exercises from going as planned or forcing changes in public policy. This paper presents cognitive cyber security framework for simulating the human cognitive behavior and in the long-term capability development, Cognitive Networks (CN) are seen as a promising solution for intelligent, self-learning and reliable networking.

University of Babylon (IQ), Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University (IQ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
European and Russian Geopolitical Military Strategies
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