This paper aims to throw light on the fact that the neuro-cognitive framework provides proven mechanisms for improving security awareness education, improving behavioral policy formulation, identifying insider threats and creating human-centric interfaces.
This paper reviews substantial methodological shortcomings and ethical issues of neural monitoring, as well as integration issues with technical security systems that need to be addressed in a timely manner.
The neuro-cognitive approach represents a compelling frontier with immense opportunities to transform cybersecurity through enhanced appreciation of the human dimension.
The author declares that the work presented in this manuscript is original and has been carried out independently. The content of this paper, including its framework, methodology, analysis, and conclusion represents the author’s own scholarly contribution. This manuscript has not been published previously, nor has it been submitted simultaneously to any other journal. All sources, data, and references used have been appropriately cited in accordance with academic standards.
