Modern enterprises are facing growing cybersecurity issues due to the massive volume of security-related data they generate over time. AI systems can be developed to resolve a range of these issues with comparative ease. This new book describes the various types of cybersecurity problems faced by businesses and how advanced AI algorithms and models can help eliminate them.

With 21 comprehensive peer-reviewed chapters from industry and security experts, this volume details the rising competency of AI in detecting new cybersecurity threats. It discusses how AI can contribute in attack prediction and in formulation of workable and winnable prescription strategies in response to these attacks. The book conceptualizes how AI can battle bots that pose a serious threat to both personal and organizational cybersecurity. It also details other security uses of AI, including facilitating cyber resilience, guaranteeing endpoint protection, etc.

The authors highlight many new and emerging AI technologies and approaches that can be harnessed to combat cyberattacks, including big data analytics techniques, deep neural networks, cloud computer networks, convolutional neural networks, IoT edge devices, machine learning approaches, deep learning, blockchain technology, convolutional neural networks, and others.

Some unique features of this book include:

• Detailed overview of various security analytics techniques and tools
• Comprehensive descriptions of the emerging and evolving aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies
• Industry case studies for practical comprehension and application

This book, Leveraging the Artificial Intelligence Competencies for Next-Generation Cybersecurity Solutions, illustrates how AI is a futuristic and flexible technology that can be effectively used for tackling the growing menace of cybercriminals. It clearly demystifies the unique contributions of AI algorithms, models, frameworks, and libraries in nullifying the cyberattacks. The volume will be a valuable resource for research students, scholars, academic professors, business executives, security architects, and consultants in the IT industry.