Artificial Intelligence's Effect on Cybersecurity

Authors

  • Venkata Sai Anand Yadlapati Gifted Gabber
  • Mrs. Jothsna Kethar Gifted Gabber
  • Dr. Sarada Prasad Gochhayat Villanova University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47611/jsrhs.v13i2.6613

Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Data Mining, Monitoring, Malware, Security Solutions, Cybercrime, AI Applications, Centralized Systems, Machine Learning, Security Systems

Abstract

This paper examines how artificial intelligence(AI) affects cyberspace and can influence future malware and cyber threats, it emphasizes AI’s dual role as both an ally and an imminent threat. Illegal data mining in centralized digital networks has become a growing threat in modern cybersecurity. Because of the numerous flaws in today's centralized systems, more robust and beneficial alternatives are required. Traditional anti-cybercrime systems, such as physical equipment and human involvement, have proven ineffective. Newer methods have been created through the developments in machine learning which enhance cybercrime detection and prevention. The major goal of cybersecurity is to reduce digital assaults in cyberspace, with AI technologies playing an important role. Furthermore, concerns have been voiced concerning the possible use of AI-enhanced malware by hackers, underlining the importance of ongoing monitoring and collaboration and addressing the flaws. This research also investigates remedies to a couple of the disadvantages. This study examines existing AI applications in modern cybercrime prevention, highlighting its potential advantages and disadvantages. Learning and discussing the ethical role that AI will play is crucial for the growth and security of our digital infrastructure. With the rise of complex and severe cyber threats, AI-based security systems will help detect and protect cyberspace effectively and efficiently. By being updated on modern AI technologies and applications in cybersecurity, individuals and organizations can better protect themselves from cybercrime and minimize potential damage. Furthermore, ongoing collaboration and research in this area can lead to the development of more advanced and robust security solutions.

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Published

05-31-2024

How to Cite

Yadlapati, V. S. A., Kethar, J., & Gochhayat, D. S. P. (2024). Artificial Intelligence’s Effect on Cybersecurity. Journal of Student Research, 13(2). https://doi.org/10.47611/jsrhs.v13i2.6613

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HS Review Articles