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Cognitive Sovereignty: An AI-Aware Governance Framework for Neural Data Threats, Autonomous Cyber Defense, and Identity-Aware Security in Neurotechnology Systems

Jul 2026 · Neuroinformatics · Vol 24 · 0 citations · 35 references
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Cognitive Sovereignty architecture is proposed, an approach of governance through the combination of a legally recognized definition and technical parameters defining neural data as a new class of data which necessitates specific regulatory, adversarially sound processing frameworks, and jurisdictionally agnostic enforcement mechanisms.

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