Adaptive zero trust with AI and Automation

Traditional network security approaches built from perimeter-based defenses become increasingly useless because of rapidly accelerating cyber threat patterns. Modern distributed workforce operations, cloud computing infrastructure, and complex IT requirements require organizations to embrace more dynamic security frameworks. A Zero Trust Architecture framework that adapts by using Artificial Intelligence and automation practices presents astute defense solutions against these security challenges. The continuous verification of users' devices and transactions through real-time risk assessments enables AI-powered ZTA to let authenticated entities reach protected resources. Research reveals how AI alignment and automation benefit ZTA in detecting threats ahead of time while performing automated policy execution and adapting security measures to new threats. The paper evaluates ZTA security improvement techniques coupled with a real-world application assessment based on a thorough case study examination that determines the effectiveness of combining AI technology and automation mechanisms. Research results demonstrate that combining these methods strengthens protection measures while minimizing misidentified threats and supporting network growth. The discussion ends with research guidelines and enterprise deployment suggestions for this topic.

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World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.30574/wjaets.2024.13.2.0589
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Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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Adaptive zero trust with AI and Automation

Swapnil Chawande
World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences
Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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Adaptive zero trust with AI and Automation

Swapnil Chawande
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Abstract

Traditional network security approaches built from perimeter-based defenses become increasingly useless because of rapidly accelerating cyber threat patterns. Modern distributed workforce operations, cloud computing infrastructure, and complex IT requirements require organizations to embrace more dynamic security frameworks. A Zero Trust Architecture framework that adapts by using Artificial Intelligence and automation practices presents astute defense solutions against these security challenges. The continuous verification of users' devices and transactions through real-time risk assessments enables AI-powered ZTA to let authenticated entities reach protected resources. Research reveals how AI alignment and automation benefit ZTA in detecting threats ahead of time while performing automated policy execution and adapting security measures to new threats. The paper evaluates ZTA security improvement techniques coupled with a real-world application assessment based on a thorough case study examination that determines the effectiveness of combining AI technology and automation mechanisms. Research results demonstrate that combining these methods strengthens protection measures while minimizing misidentified threats and supporting network growth. The discussion ends with research guidelines and enterprise deployment suggestions for this topic.

World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and SciencesVol. 13(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Distributed systems and fault tolerance
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