Abstract

Based on the technological developments in the world and the increased risk of cyber-attacks, utilizing the most recent technology to achieve security is necessary. Identifying the threat can be challenging, and several methods and algorithms have been suggested, including reinforcement, supervised, and unsupervised learning. The strategic plan for implementing AI includes the automation of available infrastructure to ensure that the available labor resources are utilized efficiently. Additionally, running the IT infrastructure on a 24-hour basis seals loopholes that can be used to compromise the integrity of the entire system. Time and physical resources are required to smoothen the process of AI implementation. Additionally, defense tactics can be used, including model alteration, change data, and support resources. Consequently, it is important to look at the technical approach that can be used to incorporate AI into the cyber defense system.

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