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Cerberus Neurosecurity Research Institute
Securing the brain, guarding the mind.
About Cerberus Neurosecurity Research Institute
Brain-computer interfaces are moving out of labs and into everyday life. Without strong neurosecurity, powerful neurotechnologies could be abused by criminals, corporations, or governments to extract sensitive neural data, manipulate cognition, or disrupt brain function. History shows what happens when transformative technologies scale before security does. With rigorous neurosecurity, the outcome is very different. Safe and trustworthy neurotechnology can help cure neurological disease, enhance human capability, and enable a future where humans and intelligent systems work in partnership--without compromising what makes us human. Cerberus exists to ensure this is the future humanity achieves. (Please note: We are a research organization, and do not provide cybersecurity services. If you are experiencing issues with a brain-computer interface or other piece of neurotechnology and are concerned it may have been targeted in a cyberattack, please contact the manufacturer of the device. We have received requests for help from individuals who believe they have been targeted by such an attack, and regrettably this is not a form of assistance we are able to provide.)
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Signals from Cerberus Neurosecurity Research Institute
2 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Cerberus Neurosecurity Research Institute researcher Polina Tapal led a project revealing that existing neural signature systems are dangerously and catastrophically vulnerable.
Reported by Cerberus Neurosecurity Research Institute
Research & Knowledge
Cerberus Neurosecurity Research Institute researcher Polina Tapal led a paper representing months of work on adversarial vulnerabilities of neural biomarker activity.
Reported by Bryce-Allen Bagley, MD, MS