Every service runs a resilience program. None of them defend cognition.
Army Ready & Resilient, AF Resilience, Navy OSR — all share the same four-pillar core: mental, physical, social, spiritual. A warfighter can score perfectly on every one of them and still be fully vulnerable to AI-accelerated manipulation, synthetic media, and decision-automation capture.
The adversary now operates entirely inside that blind spot — and the metrics never see it.
Keep your existing program. CSF adds the one pillar that makes it AI-era relevant — and makes it measurable.
Domain 6: Digital & AI Symbiosis
The capacity to work with AI systems without cognitive erosion — to maintain human agency in automated environments and resist manipulation by synthetic media. It is the pillar every other resilience program lacks, and the one the modern threat targets first.
Evaluators can measure it: override frequency, independent-verification rate, synthetic-media detection accuracy, provenance-verification habit adoption.
A scored threat taxonomy — not another “misinformation” bucket.
41 threat entries across five layers, each scored 0–100 by Cognitive Threat Severity Scoring so commands can prioritize what to counter first and track resilience as a mission metric.
Built for the commands fighting the cognitive war.
Human and machine, governed under one model.
CSF defends the human cognitive layer. AI SAFE² defends the AI system layer. Together they are the human–AI governance operating system for AI-enabled operations.
CSF
the human layerCognitive sovereignty for the operator — six domains, 41 scored threats, CTSS. Keeps mission and authority at the top of the human–AI system.
AI SAFE²
the machine layerGRC governance for agentic AI, non-human identities, and swarms — 161 controls mapped to 32 frameworks. Keeps AI systems governed under EFA/E7 and HEAR.
AI SAFE² governance framework →Common questions, straight answers.
What is Cognitive Sovereignty?
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An open-source doctrine (v2.0) for defending organizational decision-making across six resilience domains — the human and institutional layer that technical security stacks leave exposed.
Is the framework actually open source?
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Yes. Dual-licensed MIT + CC-BY-SA. The full doctrine is public on GitHub — read it before you ever talk to us.
How does it pair with AI SAFE²?
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AI SAFE² governs the AI systems. Cognitive Sovereignty defends the people and decisions around them. Commands facing the cognitive war need both layers.
How do we engage?
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Request a capability briefing, or engage on contract via DATechNet. The framework itself costs nothing.
Make cognitive readiness a mission metric.
Bring CSF to your command as a pilot: install the taxonomy and Command Center, baseline CTSS across selected units, and stand up Domain 6 training tied to your existing resilience reporting.