AI-Powered Security System That Identifies and Prevents New Cyberthreats
1Gurpreet Kaur
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering Technology and Computing, Desh Bhagat University, Punjab, India.
2Jyoti Bala
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering Technology and Computing, Desh Bhagat University, Punjab, India.
3Louwah B. Teamah
Student of Computer Science Engineering, Desh Bhagat University, Punjab, India.
Abstract
The fast growth of cyberthreats has made traditional security measures more ineffectual against sophisticated attacks. This study introduces an AI-powered security system that detects, analyzes, and prevents emerging cyberthreats in real time. The proposed system uses powerful machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) algorithms to continually learn from network traffic patterns, user behavior, and threat intelligence data in order to detect anomalies that may suggest new or unknown attacks. Unlike traditional rule-based systems, the AI model adapts dynamically to changing threats without requiring manual updates. The system uses predictive analytics to foresee potential vulnerabilities and automated reaction mechanisms to control and neutralize attacks before they lead to major damage. Furthermore, the model improves decision-making via continuous feedback loops, resulting in increased accuracy and fewer false positives. By simulating and testing in various network settings, the system shows enhanced effectiveness in the early identification and proactive avoidance of cyber incidents. The findings validate that AI-based threat intelligence greatly enhances cybersecurity resilience. This research highlights the revolutionary ability of artificial intelligence to reshape contemporary cybersecurity frameworks and offer a strong, flexible protection against the swiftly evolving nature of cybercrime.
Keywords—Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Machine Learning, Threat Detection, Threat Intelligence.
