A Study on AI-Powered Threat Intelligence Systems for Proactive Cyber Defence

This study evaluates the comparative performance of traditional versus AI-powered threat intelligencesystems in the content of proactive cyber defence. Traditional threat intelligence systems, characterizedby manual processes and reliance on signature-based detection, exhibit limitations in terms of detectionrate, response time, and overall accuracy. In contrast, AI-powered systems leverage advancedtechnologies such as machine learning and deep learning to significantly enhance threat detectionand response capabilities. Our experimental results reveal that AI-powered systems achieve a higherdetection rate (92.3%) compared to traditional systems (78.5%), coupled with a lower false positiverate (8.7% versus 15.2%) and faster average response time (15.2 seconds versus 45.0 seconds). TheAI systems also demonstrate superior accuracy (94.5%) and are capable of detecting a greater volumeof threats (320 per day) while automating a higher percentage of responses (75.0%). These findingsunderscore the advantages of integrating AI into threat intelligence systems to improve the efficiencyand effectiveness of cybersecurity measures.

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Global Journal of Engineering Innovations and Interdisciplinary Research
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2025-07-24
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https://doi.org/10.33425/3066-1226.1151
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Information and Cyber Security
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A Study on AI-Powered Threat Intelligence Systems for Proactive Cyber Defence

Kiranmai Vanaparthi
Global Journal of Engineering Innovations and Interdisciplinary Research
Information and Cyber Security
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A Study on AI-Powered Threat Intelligence Systems for Proactive Cyber Defence

Kiranmai Vanaparthi
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Abstract

This study evaluates the comparative performance of traditional versus AI-powered threat intelligencesystems in the content of proactive cyber defence. Traditional threat intelligence systems, characterizedby manual processes and reliance on signature-based detection, exhibit limitations in terms of detectionrate, response time, and overall accuracy. In contrast, AI-powered systems leverage advancedtechnologies such as machine learning and deep learning to significantly enhance threat detectionand response capabilities. Our experimental results reveal that AI-powered systems achieve a higherdetection rate (92.3%) compared to traditional systems (78.5%), coupled with a lower false positiverate (8.7% versus 15.2%) and faster average response time (15.2 seconds versus 45.0 seconds). TheAI systems also demonstrate superior accuracy (94.5%) and are capable of detecting a greater volumeof threats (320 per day) while automating a higher percentage of responses (75.0%). These findingsunderscore the advantages of integrating AI into threat intelligence systems to improve the efficiencyand effectiveness of cybersecurity measures.

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