Artificial Intelligence-Based Security Case Is A Hypothetical Case

Posted by Sachin B on April 6th, 2021

Artificial intelligence has become the latest buzzword. Apart from IoT, cloud computing, big data, etc, a huge number of companies are searching for new opportunities to get on the AI bandwagon. AI technology benefits cyber safety by identifying threats and analyzing huge data and allows the creation of new security systems and software to minimize cyber threats. Artificial intelligence refers to computer programs or software that can process large amounts of data and create some kind of predictive result. In the context of cyberspace, one could say that these programs are "intelligent machines".

What is Artificial Intelligence? Artificial intelligence is the study of technology. It refers to technological systems that enable machines or humans to do tasks that previously couldn't be done. Some of these technologies include self-driving cars, self-piloted planes, e-health care, computer software that can be programmed to diagnose certain diseases, and interactive learning systems. Many companies, such as Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have developed technologies that provide artificial intelligence capabilities to their users.

There are three types of artificially intelligent software system that can be used for worldwide deployment: corporate auto-piloted systems, commercial weather based systems, and web centric application centric systems.

In order to better understand artificial intelligence-based security solutions, we will use an artificial intelligence-based security case as an example. An artificial intelligence-based security case is a hypothetical case where the goal is to protect an organization against an attack from an unauthorized user. For this example, let's assume that we are working with a system called NProtect against a DDoS attack. As the network attack is in progress, an employee notifies Nprotect of the problem. The system identifies the IP address of the attacker's server and runs the appropriate NProtect rules for the networked computer users.

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