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Ethical Considerations in AI-Based Cybersecurity

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The ethical implications of incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into cybersecurity procedures are examined severely in this study article. The study highlights the significance of addressing ethical questions to guarantee responsible and equitable use of this technology, as artificial intelligence (AI) plays an increasingly vital role in identifying, preventing, and mitigating cyber risks. The research work highlights the important applications of AI in cybersecurity, stressing its capacity to detect abnormalities, evaluate large datasets, and adapt to changing attack tactics. But as AI-driven cybersecurity solutions become more common, privacy-related ethical issues become more important. The study investigates the possible privacy infringements brought about by the comprehensive data collection and surveillance powers built into AI-powered security systems. It highlights how important it is to use AI to identify threats while also protecting customers’ personal information. The study also looks at moral concerns about the use of AI to cybersecurity globally. It addresses how AI systems in one country may have an impact on systems in other countries, emphasizing the need of maintaining international harmony, upholding standards, and averting damage or conflict in AI-related situations. In order to address global concerns, the report emphasizes the significance of ethical protections, widespread access to technology, and adherence to privacy and data protection legislation. The research work concludes by recommending a thorough strategy that gives privacy protection, bias mitigation, openness, and accountability top priority when incorporating AI into cybersecurity. The development and use of AI-powered cybersecurity solutions must be guided by continuing ethical concerns in order to ensure that these technologies uphold moral standards and enhance global digital security.

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Kaushik, K., Khan, A., Kumari, A., Sharma, I., Dubey, R. (2024). Ethical Considerations in AI-Based Cybersecurity. In: Kaushik, K., Sharma, I. (eds) Next-Generation Cybersecurity. Blockchain Technologies. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-1249-6_19

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