Cognitive Warfare leverages advancements in technology and science to influence how target populations think and act, necessitating a thorough understanding of its methods and goals. Current literature suggests targeting both human and nonhuman cognition, but lacks a unified framework for conceptualizing Cognitive Warfare across domains and species. This paper introduces the Unplug, Corrupt, disOrganize, Diagnose, Enhance (UnCODE) system, a neurocentric framework that classifies Cognitive Warfare goals based on neural information processing. The UnCODE system offers a comprehensive approach to understanding and communicating Cognitive Warfare strategies, emphasizing interdisciplinary applicability and the potential use of multiple methods to achieve the same objectives.