AI-Driven Security Frameworks: Enhancing Threat Detection and Response in Modern Systems
Sandeep Keshetti, Sandeep Kumar · International Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Sciences · 2025
As cyber threats become more sophisticated and massive, traditional security measures fall behind, necessitating the use of AI-based security frameworks for efficient threat detection and response. This paper analyzes the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in strengthening cybersecurity measures, especially in threat detection, prevention, and real-time response mechanisms in modern systems. The use of AI technologies, such as machine learning (ML), deep learning (DL), and reinforcement learning (RL), in security systems has proven extremely promising in identifying known and new cyber threats, often outperforming traditional security mechanisms. However, there are some gaps between existing research and practical applications. One such primary challenge is model interpretability, as many of these systems operate as “black boxes,” whose decision-making processes are not easy to understand. Moreover, AI’s dependency on large datasets poses data privacy concerns, especially in sensitive environments. Another limitation is the scalability of AI models, particularly when deployed across large and complex network infrastructures, where they may fail to learn and adapt to evolving threats in real-time. Although AI can identify anomalies and potential vulnerabilities, autonomous, adaptive threat response mechanisms lag behind in the early stages of development. This paper identifies these research gaps, the potential of AI in addressing them, and presents recommendations for future advancements in AI-based security frameworks for providing more robust, transparent, and scalable solutions to modern cybersecurity challenges.