A Study on Impacts of Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Security
A Study on Impacts of Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Security
Abstract
This paper examines the impact of AI in Cyber In the digital age, cyber security has become an
Security, Challenges of AI in cyber security. important concern for individuals, businesses
Despite the benefits, using AI in cyber security and authorities worldwide. Increasing
makes the challenges: Adversarial AI attacks - Sophistication of cyber threats - ranging from
can manipulate cyber criminals AI models to harmful software and fish attacks to advanced
detect or prejudice in the security algorithms. A Consistent threats (APTS) - made traditional
Study on impacts of AI in Cyber-security security methods less effective. As cyber
Ethical thought-of-driven security systems criminals utilize digital infrastructure
should balance automation with moral weaknesses, the need for adaptive and
concerns such as users' privacy and algorithm intelligent security solutions has increased
bias. Data dependence and accuracy-AI significantly.
security models require high-quality extensive Artificial intelligence (AI) has proven to be a
data sets to detect effective threats, and raise transformation force in cyber security, to detect
concerns about data security and reliability. danger, to automate security reactions and
The distribution of regulatory and legal barriers provide future indicative analysis to develop
AI-controlled cyber security solutions should cyber risk. AI operated cyber security system
follow the legal framework to ensure moral can analyse large amounts of data, identify
implementation. The importance of AI in cyber non-conformities and adapt to real-time rescue,
security. Traditional cyber security models offer an active approach to digital security.
depend on rule -based systems and manual The importance of AI in cyber security.
threat analysis, which can be time -consuming Traditional cyber security models depend on
and ineffective against quickly developed rule -based detection systems and manual
cyber-attacks. AI provides automation and threat analysis, often slowly and disables to
intelligence information for security handle large -scale cyber threats effectively.
operations, which allows the system: Analyse However, AI introduces automation and
the huge versions of real -time safety data. Find intelligence in security operations, enables:
and reduce cyber dangers with minimal human Detection and mitigation of the risk of real time
intervention. Learn from previous attacks and when using machine learning algorithms.
customize safety strategies accordingly. Behavioural analysis to identify suspicious
Increase user approval through biometric AI activities. Automatic safety event with minimal
system. Media cyber-lock pattern using human intervention. Future analysis to remove
behavioural analysis. potential cyber risk before becoming
physical.AI-enhanced biometric authentication
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cyber for better user verification. By integrating AI
security, Machine Learning, Threat Detection, into cyber security structure, organizations can
AI-driven Security, Cyber Threats. increase their ability to handle zero-day
attacks, inside hazards and advanced Cyber
1. Introduction espionage strategy.
8. References
References
[1] Bahnsen, A. C., et al. (2017). "Phishing
Detection with Machine Learning."
[2] Biggio, B., & Roli, F. (2018). "Wild
Patterns: Ten Years after the Rise of
Adversarial Machine Learning."
[3] Buczak, A. L., & Guven, E. (2016). "A
Survey of Data Mining and Machine Learning
Methods for Cyber security."
[4] McAfee Labs (2020). "AI-driven Cyber
security Solutions."
[5] Sharmeen, N., et al. (2021). "AI-based
Incident Response in Cyber security."
[6] Sommer, R., & Paxson, V. (2010). "Outside
the Closed World: On Using Machine Learning
for Network Intrusion Detection."
[7] Good fellow, I., et al. (2015). "Explaining
and Harnessing Adversarial Examples."
[8] Vinaya kumar, R., et al. (2019). "Deep
Learning for Cyber Security Intrusion
Detection: Approaches, Datasets, and
Comparative Study."
[9] Li, Y., et al. (2018). "Cyber Security in the
Era of AI: Risks and Opportunities."
[10] He, Y., et al. (2019). "An Overview of
Machine Learning in Cyber Security."
[11] Saxe, J., & Sanders, K. (2018). "Malware
Data Science: Attack Detection and
Attribution."