AI-Enhanced Network Access Control for Predictive Threat Mitigation in Financial Networks

Banking organizations worldwide confront unprecedented cybersecurity challenges requiring innovative protection mechanisms beyond conventional reactive security measures. The integration of artificial intelligence with Network Access Control systems presents transformative opportunities for predictive threat mitigation within financial network infrastructures. Advanced machine learning algorithms enable real-time analysis of network traffic patterns, user behavioral analytics, and threat intelligence data to anticipate security breaches before they occur. The intelligent access control framework incorporates ensemble learning methodologies, combining supervised and unsupervised techniques for comprehensive threat evaluation. Sophisticated prediction engines analyze historical attack repositories and network communication patterns while implementing dynamic access policy adjustments based on calculated risk assessments. Monitoring regulatory compliance employs ongoing validation procedures and automated audit trails to guarantee adherence to GLBA, SOX, and PCI-DSS regulations. Performance evaluations demonstrate substantial improvements in threat detection accuracy and response time reduction compared to traditional Network Access Control implementations. The system processes network information at enterprise-level velocities while maintaining analytical precision and operational continuity for legitimate business activities. Feature engineering techniques extract relevant security indicators, enabling the identification of subtle attack patterns invisible to conventional security tools. The framework accommodates diverse financial network architectures while preserving computational efficiency and minimizing false positive rates.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Published
2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i58s.12802
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Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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AI-Enhanced Network Access Control for Predictive Threat Mitigation in Financial Networks

Abhishek Palahalli Manjunath
Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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AI-Enhanced Network Access Control for Predictive Threat Mitigation in Financial Networks

Abhishek Palahalli Manjunath
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Abstract

Banking organizations worldwide confront unprecedented cybersecurity challenges requiring innovative protection mechanisms beyond conventional reactive security measures. The integration of artificial intelligence with Network Access Control systems presents transformative opportunities for predictive threat mitigation within financial network infrastructures. Advanced machine learning algorithms enable real-time analysis of network traffic patterns, user behavioral analytics, and threat intelligence data to anticipate security breaches before they occur. The intelligent access control framework incorporates ensemble learning methodologies, combining supervised and unsupervised techniques for comprehensive threat evaluation. Sophisticated prediction engines analyze historical attack repositories and network communication patterns while implementing dynamic access policy adjustments based on calculated risk assessments. Monitoring regulatory compliance employs ongoing validation procedures and automated audit trails to guarantee adherence to GLBA, SOX, and PCI-DSS regulations. Performance evaluations demonstrate substantial improvements in threat detection accuracy and response time reduction compared to traditional Network Access Control implementations. The system processes network information at enterprise-level velocities while maintaining analytical precision and operational continuity for legitimate business activities. Feature engineering techniques extract relevant security indicators, enabling the identification of subtle attack patterns invisible to conventional security tools. The framework accommodates diverse financial network architectures while preserving computational efficiency and minimizing false positive rates.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(58s)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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