Federated Geometric Intrusion Detection and Mitigation for Persistent Cognitive Machines
AssigneeAtombeam Technologies Inc.
InventorBrian Galvin
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AssigneeAtombeam Technologies Inc.
InventorBrian Galvin
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A system and method for detecting, mitigating, and learning from adversarial geometric influence on the persistent cognitive structure of one or more persistent cognitive machines. Intrusion is defined as epistemically illegitimate structural influence on the cognitive manifold and is detected by continuously evaluating epistemic phase, holonomy integrity, curvature distribution, representational capacity, and reservoir boundary dynamics against admissible geometric regimes. Detected intrusions trigger graduated mitigation through geometric quarantine, admission control tightening, capacity hardening, reservoir boundary reinforcement, and intrusion-aware output gating. Structural immunity is acquired by projecting non-invertible, content-agnostic geometric constraints into non-navigable storage structurally separated from the task learning substrate, such that security learning cannot contaminate task knowledge. In multi-node deployments, nodes share aggregated geometric invariants through a federated coordination channel, enabling detection of cross-node epistemic desynchronization and distribution of elevated structural immunity constraints without exposing cognitive content, model parameters, or reasoning trajectories of any participating node.
A computer-implemented system for detecting and mitigating adversarial geometric influence on a persistent cognitive machine, comprising a processor and a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the system to:
A computer-implemented method for detecting and mitigating adversarial geometric influence on a persistent cognitive machine, the method comprising the steps of:
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