2021
DOI: 10.4108/eai.7-7-2021.170285
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The future of Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: A Comprehensive Survey

Abstract: AI in Cybersecurity Market scheme helps organizations in observance, detecting, reporting, and countering cyber threats to keep up information confidentiality. The increasing awareness among folks, advancements in info technology, up-gradation of intelligence and police work solutions, and increasing volume of knowledge gathered from numerous sources have demanded the utilization of reliable and improved cybersecurity solutions all told industries. The increase in the incidence and quality of cyber-attacks is … Show more

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“…The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into various domains brings unprecedented capabilities and efficiencies, but it also introduces new vulnerabilities and risks. Looking ahead, future directions in securing AI-powered systems must address emerging threats, enhance resilience, and promote responsible and ethical AI practices professionals (Tao, et al, 2021;Walters, and Novak, 2021). This essay explores the future directions and challenges in securing AI-powered systems, highlighting key considerations for organizations and cybersecurity One of the most pressing challenges in securing AI-powered systems is the rise of adversarial AI.…”
Section: Future Directions and Challenges In Securing Ai-powered Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into various domains brings unprecedented capabilities and efficiencies, but it also introduces new vulnerabilities and risks. Looking ahead, future directions in securing AI-powered systems must address emerging threats, enhance resilience, and promote responsible and ethical AI practices professionals (Tao, et al, 2021;Walters, and Novak, 2021). This essay explores the future directions and challenges in securing AI-powered systems, highlighting key considerations for organizations and cybersecurity One of the most pressing challenges in securing AI-powered systems is the rise of adversarial AI.…”
Section: Future Directions and Challenges In Securing Ai-powered Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…New threats will emerge, technologies will advance, and regulatory frameworks will evolve. However, by fostering a deep understanding of the theoretical foundations and cultivating a proactive mindset towards practical solutions, we can adapt and confront the challenges posed by AI-driven cybersecurity threats, ensuring a safer and more secure digital future for all (Tao, et al, 2021;Walters, and Novak, 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…The whole process of educating people is to design the key points and measures of education according to the different stages, angles, levels, and characteristics of students and to integrate the content of education into all aspects of personnel training. Allround education is to achieve full coverage in space by expanding the dimension of education, taking the allround development of students as the foundation, closely following the people realizing the ultimate goal of educating people for the party and cultivating talents for the country [18]. Ultimately, the combined efforts of all personnel will form a scientific and systematic guiding ideology for education.…”
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“…Cyberspace is a digital space that creates a way for computers to connect with each other or with other electronic devices within the Internet of Things environment [8][9][10]. It utilizes artificial intelligence techniques to protect its data against any wrong operations [11][12][13]. Figure 1 illustrates the cyber threats that institutions may face in the digital environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%