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AI-Driven Threat Intelligence Systems: Predictive Cybersecurity Models for Adaptive IT Defense Mechanisms

Authors: Rutvij Shah; Karthik Puthraya; Josson Paul;

AI-Driven Threat Intelligence Systems: Predictive Cybersecurity Models for Adaptive IT Defense Mechanisms

Abstract

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyber threats have become increasingly sophisticated, necessitating advanced threat intelligence systems. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a pivotal technology in cybersecurity, enabling predictive models that enhance adaptive IT defense mechanisms. This paper explores AI-driven threat intelligence systems, detailing their architecture, methodologies, and applications in mitigating cyber threats. We discuss machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) models in predictive cybersecurity, real-time threat detection, and automated response systems. Furthermore, we address the challenges, ethical considerations, and future trends in AI-powered cybersecurity. Additionally, we examine the role of AI in securing Android platforms, the significance of AI-driven security for Software Developers, and how Java-based security frameworks contribute to robust cyber defense strategies.

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