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australian journal of international affairs
This article critically examines the Kremlin’s calculated deployment of hyperreality–manifested through maskirovka–as a linchpin in its geopolitical playbook. By leveraging propaganda and deception, Russia creates a dichotomy between perceived strength and co…
View full recordproceedings of the human factors and ergonomics society annual meeting
For the second year in a row, the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report identifies propaganda, deception, and contested information as top threats to global stability. These information threats are no longer isolated events; they are persistent, evolving…
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Cognitive warfare, a new form of conflict, aims to disrupt rational thinking and destabilize democratic institutions using neuroscience and data analytics. China and Russia are actively employing these strategies to influence public opinion and create societa…
View full recordcivil protection and domestic security in contemporary hybrid warfare
Civil Protection and Domestic Security in Contemporary Hybrid Warfare presents a comprehensive approach to civil protection and domestic security in contemporary hybrid armed conflict. Hybrid warfare encompasses a number of dimensions such as military, politi…
View full recordDiscover the latest insights with OpenMinds' Cognitive Defence Monitor — a curated selection of reports on information influence, AI, social media governance, and more.
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The term “cognitive defense” is gaining traction in national security and homeland-defense planning. And for good reason. The diverse portfolio of threats to the homeland that has emerged following two decades of conflict in the Middle East and Southwest Asia…
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Technological and scientific advances in neuroscience, information technology, and artificial intelligence have expanded how human and machine cognition can be targeted, manipulated, and weaponized. These developments have heightened the need for a coherent f…
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This is a model for educators and analysts that suggests the principal triggers (activation points) and vectors (mechanisms of action) that affect our cognition and behaviour through perception, processing and decision-making. The model is informed by advance…
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Cognitive Warfare (CogWar) is the fight for cognitive superiority. CogWar has been recognised as a strategic research challenge and the STO is playing a pivotal role in enhancing NATO’s operational readiness through science-based knowledge. This CSRR addresse…
View full recordinstitut d'administration des entreprises (iae) - lyon
Cyber warfare and cognitive warfare, once seen as distinct domains, are increasingly interconnected. Cyberattacks now generate cognitive effects such as fear, confusion, and loss of trust, while cognitive operations exploit digital infrastructures. This conve…
View full recorddisinformation and counternarratives in international security: cognitive competition
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Cognitive warfare has emerged as a critical domain in modern conflict, targeting the human mind through sophisticated psychological, informational, and neurological tactics, techniques, and procedures. This article examines how human perception, decision-maki…
View full recordsanidad militar - revista de sanidad de las fuerzas armadas de españa
Strategic communication has been consolidated as an essential instrument in contemporary conflict management, crisis and social influence; with a key role in shaping public perceptions, behavioral orientation and protecting democratic resilience. Cognitive wa…
View full recordthe korean society of private security
In contemporary multi-domain warfare, the rapid advancement of emerging technologies have elevated cognitive warfare as a decisive mode of conflict. Within this domain, the human brain itself functions simul-taneously as a weapon, a target, and the battlespac…
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Cognitive warfare is an area of increased scrutiny and concern worldwide. This paperargues that States that are increasingly employing censorship under the guise ofcombating "misinformation" may inadvertently replicate the cognitive warfare tacticsthey seek t…
View full recordproceedings of spie - the international society for optical engineering
Previous defense strategy documents categorized the United States as being in “competition” against other major powers, including Russia and the People's Republic of China,1 and developed an approach to execute the security strategy when interacting with thes…
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This article examines how cognitive warfare, namely strategies manipulating perceptions, emotions and beliefs through disinformation, propaganda and cyber operations, funda mentally challenges international legal frameworks governing both the use of force (ju…
View full recordinternational conference knowledge-based organization
Cognitive warfare, understood as the deliberate deployment of informational and psychological operations to influence human perception and decision-making, has emerged as a threat within the European Union’s (EU) security environment. This article contributes…
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