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May 2026
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Department of Master in Computer Application
Progressive Education Society's Modern College of Engineering
Department of Master in Computer Application
Progressive Education Society's Modern College of Engineering
The unprecedented integration of Artificial Intelligence into modern security infrastructures has ini-tiated a paradigm shift in the detection of complex threats across both cyber and physical domains.? While traditional security mechanisms relied on static, rule-based heuristics, contemporary systems leverage ad-vanced machine learning models to dynamically ana-lyze vast streams of telemetry and video data. How-ever, the reliance on highly complex, deep learning architectures—which fundamentally operate as opaque black boxes—has inadvertently introduced severe oper-ational bottlenecks.? Within high-stakes environments such as Global Security Operations Centers, human op-erators increasingly suffer from alert fatigue, a criti-cal vulnerability characterized by the systematic dis-missal of automated warnings due to an overwhelming volume of false positives and a complete lack of con-textual justification.? This comprehensive research re-port investigates the foundational role of Explainable Artificial Intelligence as the critical mechanism bridg-ing mathematical anomaly detection and human cogni-tive comprehension. By conducting a meticulous anal-ysis encompassing network intrusion detection, cloud anomaly recognition, physical access control, and real-time video surveillance, this report identifies prevailing research gaps. Most notably, it addresses the seman-tic disconnect between algorithmic output and opera-tional realities, alongside the emerging vulnerabilities of explainers to adversarial exploitation. Furthermore, this document proposes an integrated, multi-layered ar-chitecture, delineating the precise workflow from raw telemetry ingestion to state-aware semantic mapping. Ultimately, the findings synthesize how the transition from opaque statistical alerts to transparent, justified threat narratives is not merely an operational luxury, but an absolute necessity for mitigating alert fatigue, ensuring regulatory compliance, and securing resilient cyber-physical ecosystems.
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The profound integration of Artificial Intelligence has irrevocably transformed the architecture of both cy-ber and physical security, delivering unparalleled an-alytical velocity in the face of escalating global threats. Yet, the industry’s historical reliance on opaque, black-box deep learning models precipitated a critical oper-ational vulnerability, manifesting most destructively as widespread alert fatigue among frontline security per-sonnel. This comprehensive survey and architectural proposition unequivocally demonstrate that Explain-able Artificial Intelligence is not merely a supplemen-tary interface enhancement, but an urgent, founda-tional requirement for the sustainable deployment of automated threat detection. By systematically applying feature attribution frame-works within highly structured, state-aware pipelines, mathematical abstractions are successfully translated into actionable, context-rich intelligence. In the digi-tal theater, this transparency enables analysts to cir-cumvent cognitive paralysis, facilitating instantaneous triage. Concurrently, in physical environments, it de-mystifies complex video analytics, empowering human operators to execute justified interventions. Mandat-ing the integration of these transparent layers as a core component of all threat detection pipelines represents the definitive pathway to ensuring modern security sys-tems remain operationally trusted, legally accountable, and uncompromisingly effective.
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5/26/2026
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