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Cyber Security: A Way To Take Artificial Intelligence On Next Level
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence is bringing a revolution in the technological area. In this competitive era of technology, artificial intelligence is a blessing. In all stages of the technological areas everyone is using the applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and significant thing is this is making our life easier and more comfortable. Cybersecurity area is a challenging area while using the internet or making the internet a huge part of life. In this competitive era, in every step, we need to use the internet. This is making our life small and easy. But we know where there is an advantage, there must have some risk. And the threat in this area is huge where we need the help of cybersecurity. The sectors of cyber threats are many. In every step of using the internet, we face threats. Need to mitigate all the threats. That’s why we are developing this picture. This is a huge sector and it is not possible to work with all sectors. In this research, we attempted to discover some reasons for cybersecurity as well as potential solutions. We applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) to uncover cyber threat solutions that will aid in the development of the entire system.
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Shorna, R. K., & Tonmoy, T. R. (2023). Cyber Security: A Way To Take Artificial Intelligence On Next Level. International Journal of Advanced Scientific Discoveries, 1(1), online first. https://doi.org/10.66917/ijasd.a000004
Shorna, Rokeya Khatun, and Toufiqur Rahman Tonmoy. “Cyber Security: A Way To Take Artificial Intelligence On Next Level.” International Journal of Advanced Scientific Discoveries, vol. 1, no. 1, 2023, pp. online first. doi:10.66917/ijasd.a000004
Shorna, Rokeya Khatun, and Toufiqur Rahman Tonmoy. “Cyber Security: A Way To Take Artificial Intelligence On Next Level.” International Journal of Advanced Scientific Discoveries 1(1) (2023): online first. https://doi.org/10.66917/ijasd.a000004
Shorna, R. K.; Tonmoy, T. R. (2023) ‘Cyber Security: A Way To Take Artificial Intelligence On Next Level’, International Journal of Advanced Scientific Discoveries, 1(1), pp. online first. doi:10.66917/ijasd.a000004
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@article{msisijasd-a000004,
title = {Cyber Security: A Way To Take Artificial Intelligence On Next Level},
author = {Rokeya Khatun Shorna and Toufiqur Rahman Tonmoy},
journal = {International Journal of Advanced Scientific Discoveries},
year = {2023},
volume = {1},
number = {1},
doi = {10.66917/ijasd.a000004}
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