GT - Cognitive Security and Social Engineering: A Systems-Based Approach

Ground Truth, 14:00 Wednesday

Cognitive Security is differentiated from more traditional security domains in three ways. First, cognitive security is concerned with protecting cognitive systems not necessarily humans; second, cognitive security considers multiple dimensions of system interaction, and third cognitive security considers multiple scales of operation. Adopting a “systems” perspective considers the interconnectedness of system elements, the function of the system, and scalability; systems-of-systems which may result in one system influencing another. This can be problematic from a security perspective …

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