PRIVACY-PRESERVING MACHINE LEARNING IN CYBERSECURITY
Pranav Mani Tripathi · 2024
The growing complexity of cybersecurity threats pushes the need for machine learning to step in and protect our digital world.However, a significant hurdle to clear is keeping sensitive data safe while also playing by the rules set by significant laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).The paper dives into methods that protect privacy, like scrambling data to allow for differential privacy analysis and a method where multiple parties compute together without exposing their data, aiming to protect the data used in training machine learning models for protecting computer systems.It delves into applying these techniques in cybersecurity, highlighting how they help lessen threats, ensure adherence to regulations, and keep the efficiency of models in check.Even though these methods tackle crucial issues about privacy, there are still hurdles, such as extra computational work and difficulties in merging them with other systems.This research paper is focused on pushing forward the use of machine learning that protects privacy to create a secure and rule-following digital world that offers helpful advice for both those who put it into practice and those who make the regulations.