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AI for Cloud Data Privacy: Enhancing Security with Predictive Algorithms
Abstract
The exponential growth of cloud computing has created unprecedented challenges for data privacy and security, necessitating innovative approaches to protect sensitive information in distributed digital environments. This article examines the integration of artificial intelligence technologies with cloud security architectures to develop predictive algorithms that enhance threat detection capabilities and automate compliance management processes. The article demonstrates how machine learning algorithms can identify anomalous network traffic patterns, analyze user behavior for risk assessment, and monitor data access patterns to prevent unauthorized disclosure. The article's methodology encompasses a systematic evaluation of existing security models, experimental testing of predictive algorithms, and real-world case study analysis across diverse industry sectors. Implementation results reveal significant improvements in threat detection accuracy, reduced false positive rates, and enhanced automated compliance monitoring capabilities compared to traditional security approaches. The article addresses critical challenges, including algorithmic bias, technical implementation barriers, and regulatory compliance complexities, while proposing solutions for privacy-preserving threat detection and automated policy enforcement. Emerging technologies such as quantum computing, advanced neural networks, and blockchain-based privacy protection are explored as future directions for enhancing cloud security capabilities. The article contributes to the evolving field of cybersecurity by establishing frameworks for AI-cloud integration that balance security effectiveness with privacy protection, providing organizations with proactive defense mechanisms against sophisticated cyber threats while maintaining regulatory compliance and operational efficiency in dynamic cloud environments.
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Journal
Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies
Volume (Issue)
7 (8)
Pages
15-24
Published
Copyright
Open access

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