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Cognitive Security Community Pulse
AI systems are moving from assistants to decision participants across cybersecurity environments.
This survey explores practitioner perspectives on cognitive security, mind privacy, and AI influence on operational decisions.
Takes less than 2 minutes.
Allen Westley, CISSP
Q1. What sector do you work in?
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A
Defense Industrial Base (DIB)
B
Government
C
Enterprise
D
AI / Technology Vendor
E
Academic / Research
F
Independent Consultant
G
Other
Q2. What role best describes your work?
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A
Cybersecurity Practitioner
B
Security Architect / Engineer
C
AI / ML Engineer
D
Risk / Governance
E
Security Leadership
F
Research / Academic
G
Other
Q3. Before this survey had you encountered the concept of Cognitive Security?
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A
Yes
B
No
C
Unsure
Q4. How concerned are you about AI influencing human decision making?
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2
3
4
5
Q5. Are AI tools influencing decisions in your organization?
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A
Frequently
B
Occasionally
C
Rarely
D
Not Yet
E
Unsure
Q6. Have you seen AI recommendations trusted without verification?
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A
Yes
B
No
C
Unsure
Q7. Do organizations track human reliance on AI decision support?
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A
Yes
B
No
C
Unsure
Q8. Should cybersecurity frameworks include protections for mind privacy?
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A
Strongly Agree
B
Agree
C
Neutral
D
Disagree
E
Strongly Disagree
Q9. When will cognitive security risks become operational?
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A
Already Happening
B
Within 2 Years
C
Within 5 Years
D
Longer Term
E
Unlikely
Q10. What is the biggest emerging risk of AI in cybersecurity operations?
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