Cybersecurity in Artificial Intelligence

We are currently living in an emerging technological society in today’s society. AI has grown to a level where it is being used in a variety of fields, including banking, customer service, education, and law enforcement. What are some of the risks with cybersecurity issues and artificial intelligence? What kind of impact does artificial intelligence have on cybersecurity? Are there some drawbacks and limitations when using AI for cybersecurity? When using Artificial intelligence, it has provided many profound ways to implement measures of cybersecurity. There are some ways that AI improves the area of cybersecurity and helps manage the vulnerability of security issues. Granted, many cyber-attacks occur today, and data breaches are costing corporations millions of dollars for each incident. Cybersecurity efforts can help strengthen the validity of artificial intelligence and give it a new predictive perspective to safeguard information. When using AI Neural Nets can it be combined with absolute resolve to provide solutions to cyber security in AI issues? Furthermore, as society technologically evolves the need and use of AI helps one automate ideas and the way business is conducted. Hence, the push to adapt to AI needs to open up a door for improvement with cyber-attacks and vulnerabilities that may cause a hindrance. AI utilizes cybersecurity efforts and since there are new security risks cybersecurity needs to be revamped and have a broad level of playbook protection when the implementation of AI is complete.

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Publication Details

Journal
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
Published
2025-07-21
DOI
https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2025.27.1.2703
Citations
2
Primary Topic
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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Cybersecurity in Artificial Intelligence

Quiana Bradshaw
2 citations
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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Cybersecurity in Artificial Intelligence

Quiana Bradshaw
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Abstract

We are currently living in an emerging technological society in today’s society. AI has grown to a level where it is being used in a variety of fields, including banking, customer service, education, and law enforcement. What are some of the risks with cybersecurity issues and artificial intelligence? What kind of impact does artificial intelligence have on cybersecurity? Are there some drawbacks and limitations when using AI for cybersecurity? When using Artificial intelligence, it has provided many profound ways to implement measures of cybersecurity. There are some ways that AI improves the area of cybersecurity and helps manage the vulnerability of security issues. Granted, many cyber-attacks occur today, and data breaches are costing corporations millions of dollars for each incident. Cybersecurity efforts can help strengthen the validity of artificial intelligence and give it a new predictive perspective to safeguard information. When using AI Neural Nets can it be combined with absolute resolve to provide solutions to cyber security in AI issues? Furthermore, as society technologically evolves the need and use of AI helps one automate ideas and the way business is conducted. Hence, the push to adapt to AI needs to open up a door for improvement with cyber-attacks and vulnerabilities that may cause a hindrance. AI utilizes cybersecurity efforts and since there are new security risks cybersecurity needs to be revamped and have a broad level of playbook protection when the implementation of AI is complete.

World Journal of Advanced Research and ReviewsVol. 27(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
2.97
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