AI-Powered Cybersecurity Governance: The Role of Business Analysts in Ethical AI Deployment

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a key force in cybersecurity, including increased threat detection, automated response, and predictive analytics. However, as AI becomes more incorporated into cybersecurity systems, the ethical implications of its use must be carefully evaluated. Business analysts, who have historicsally served as liaisons between business stakeholders and technical teams, play an important role in ensuring that AI systems are implemented ethically within cybersecurity standards. This review examined the roles of business analysts in AI-powered cybersecurity governance, with an emphasis on assuring ethical AI deployment, legal compliance, and alignment with company values. Existing credible journals and materials were explored and investigated. Findings revealed that the roles that business analysts have to play in the deployment of ethical AI were critical. These included recognizing any ethical concerns connected to AI systems, creating plans to reduce these risks, and making sure rules and ethical standards are followed. Business analysts can also assist in bringing AI solutions into line with corporate principles and social norms by fostering stakeholder communication, which will advance accountability, transparency, and justice.

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2025-03-29
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https://doi.org/10.38124//ijisrt/25mar924
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a key force in cybersecurity, including increased threat detection, automated response, and predictive analytics. However, as AI becomes more incorporated into cybersecurity systems, the ethical implications of its use must be carefully evaluated. Business analysts, who have historicsally served as liaisons between business stakeholders and technical teams, play an important role in ensuring that AI systems are implemented ethically within cybersecurity standards. This review examined the roles of business analysts in AI-powered cybersecurity governance, with an emphasis on assuring ethical AI deployment, legal compliance, and alignment with company values. Existing credible journals and materials were explored and investigated. Findings revealed that the roles that business analysts have to play in the deployment of ethical AI were critical. These included recognizing any ethical concerns connected to AI systems, creating plans to reduce these risks, and making sure rules and ethical standards are followed. Business analysts can also assist in bringing AI solutions into line with corporate principles and social norms by fostering stakeholder communication, which will advance accountability, transparency, and justice.

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