An AI-Driven Intrusion Detection System Was Put Into Place to Safeguard Cloud Infrastructure Against Potential Threats.
Vol. 3 , Issue 2 (2025) · pp. 38-44
Abstract
One of the most prominent examples of a contemporary intrusion detection system is the Intrusion Detection System (IDS). Preventing unwanted access to networks, safeguarding sensitive data, and creating an additional layer of security are key objectives of this program. Hosts and networks are safeguarded from danger by intrusion detection systems (IDS), which check all network traffic for harmful material and notify administrators of any suspicious behavior. And alarm systems may be set to go off when they sense something out of the norm. A plethora of new markets have mushroomed thanks to the meteoric rise of the Internet. Examples of such developing industries include big data, cloud computing, and the internet of things (IoT). A probable cause of the increase in attack frequency might be the network-wide surge in data production and transmission speeds. This is why a large number of researchers have focused on improving intrusion detection systems (IDS) to protect against attacks and other threats associated with them. There is a good chance that most of the data contained in network logs includes attributes that are irrelevant to the identification or classification of attacks. Therefore, professionals still have a hard time making sense of this kind of network data and figuring out if the chosen characteristics could make IDSs more effective. In addition, a big collection is necessary for breach detection systems to manage the diverse range of threats. To improve the accuracy and speed of the intrusion detection system (IDS), it is necessary to determine the main characteristics, which is a difficult but essential stage.