Last updated: April 2026
CyberNeurix publishes original analysis at the intersection of cybersecurity and neurotechnology. This page explains how we research, verify, and publish content — and how we disclose the use of AI tools in our workflow.
All content published on CyberNeurix begins with primary source review. For cybersecurity topics, our sources include advisories from CISA, NIST, Mandiant, Recorded Future, KELA, and peer-reviewed security publications. For neurotechnology topics, our sources include journals such as Nature Neuroscience, IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems, and publications from the Allen Institute and Neuralink research teams.
We do not publish claims derived solely from press releases, vendor marketing materials, or unverified secondary sources. Where statistics are cited, we link directly to the originating research or dataset.
Every factual claim, statistic, and technical assertion in our content is verified against at least one primary source before publication. Where expert opinion is presented, we attribute it to a named individual or organisation. Where facts are contested or evolving, we say so explicitly in the article.
When errors are identified — whether by readers or our own review — we correct them promptly and note the correction at the bottom of the affected article with a timestamp. We do not silently edit published content.
CyberNeurix uses AI tools as part of the research and drafting process. Specifically, AI tools may be used to summarise source material, identify gaps in coverage, and assist with initial drafts. All content published under the CyberNeurix name has been reviewed, edited, and approved by a human editor before publication. AI-generated text is not published without substantial human revision.
We do not use AI tools to fabricate quotes, generate fake citations, or produce content that misrepresents primary sources.
CyberNeurix editorial content is independent of advertiser or vendor influence. We do not accept payment for editorial coverage, sponsored placements labelled as editorial, or vendor-written content published under the CyberNeurix byline.
If you have questions about our editorial process or wish to report an error, contact us at taocs@cyberneurix.com.