2023
DOI: 10.31893/multiscience.2023ss0313
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Revolutionizing network management with an AI-driven intrusion detection system

G. S. Vijay,
Meenakshi Sharma,
Roma Khanna

Abstract: The creation of methods and models that can learn and make predictions or judgments based on such learning is artificial intelligence (AI). By combining an AI-driven intrusion detection system (IDS) with the BAT optimization method and a Deep Convolutional Neural Network (DCNN), we provide a revolutionary strategy to the revolutionize network management. Utilizing the advantages of deep learning and BAT optimization, the goal is to increase the efficiency of intrusion detection in the network management. Here,… Show more

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“…While AI-driven security measures in cloud computing environments demonstrate superior effectiveness, accuracy, and speed compared to traditional security methods, they are not without limitations. The reliance on data quality, potential biases, and the need for continuous learning are challenges that need addressing [34]. Traditional methods, with their predictability and established protocols, continue to play a role, especially in situations where AI systems may not be sufficiently trained or applicable [28].…”
Section: Effectiveness Of Ai-driven Vs Traditional Security Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While AI-driven security measures in cloud computing environments demonstrate superior effectiveness, accuracy, and speed compared to traditional security methods, they are not without limitations. The reliance on data quality, potential biases, and the need for continuous learning are challenges that need addressing [34]. Traditional methods, with their predictability and established protocols, continue to play a role, especially in situations where AI systems may not be sufficiently trained or applicable [28].…”
Section: Effectiveness Of Ai-driven Vs Traditional Security Measuresmentioning
confidence: 99%