Background and Objective: Success in the function of cognitive warfare command and control requires the correct recognition and assessment of cyber-based power to achieve operational superiority and information superiority. The lack of a cyber power assessment model can challenge decision-making. In this regard, the aim of this research is to "achieve a model for evaluating cyber power in cognitive warfare command and control."

Methods: The method of implementing this article was descriptive, analytical and mixed-approach. The statistical population was 10 people for interviews and 62 people for validating the components of the research variables. In order to validate the final results of the research, the opinions of 3 people were used.

Findings: By referring to upstream documents, comparative studies and expert interviews, the dimensions, components and indicators of the model for evaluating cyber power in cognitive warfare command and control were extracted and qualitative control of the findings was performed and the final model for evaluating cyber power in cognitive warfare command and control was proposed.

Conclusions: After the analysis, the proposed model for evaluating cyber power in cognitive warfare command and control was presented in the form of identified dimensions, components, and indicators.