The Effect of Artificial Intelligence on Cybersecurity
Atif Ali, Muhammad Arif Khan, Khushboo Farid, Syed Shehryar Akbar, Amna Ilyas, Taher M. Ghazal, Hussam Al Hamadi
Abstract
Cyber-attacks present a greater threat to individuals and the security of the modern state in the globalized world. Artificial intelligence offers several tools that can be used to improve cybersecurity. Throughout this article, we can observe many benefits and disadvantages of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity at national and international levels. Artificial intelligence makes new opportunities for value creation in businesses, sectors, societies, and the public possible. Research has shown that technology is important in many facets of life. This reason has contributed to its incorporation in many enterprises and sectors. The uses of AI are too many to list. The following study looks at how artificial intelligence (AI) is used in cybersecurity. A developing idea in the technological sector is cybersecurity. Information technology has been incorporated into many enterprises. Public and private companies and organizations have had to demand stronger security measures because of this problem. Cyberspace has expanded in response to the need to secure not only personal data but official info as well as technology that is presently accessible. AI was already observed to impact cybersecurity on a broad scale significantly. Because of this, machine learning has been strongly incorporated into modern cybersecurity-related technology. The research study does a literature review and investigates the general effects of AI on cybersecurity.In our results, we have obtained positive findings in attacks with artificial intelligence and have found certain results when obtaining information on attacks using AI. In conclusion, it is necessary to advance in artificial intelligence since the increasing volume and complexity of attacks at the international level require more resources to face them. Cybercriminals will also use artificial intelligence to attack individuals, state infrastructure, and systems.