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2024 2nd International Conference on Cyber Resilience (ICCR)
AI-Driven Solutions for Social Engineering Attacks: Detection, Prevention, and Response
Venue:
International Conference on Cyber Resilience (ICCR)
Participation:
Oral Presentation
Start Date:
Monday, February 26, 2024
End Date:
Wednesday, February 28, 2024
Dr. Sharif Makhadmeh
and
Dr. Hussam Fakhouri
presented their research titled "AI-Driven Solutions for Social Engineering Attacks: Detection, Prevention, and Response" at the 2nd International Conference on Cyber Resilience (ICCR 2024).
Abstract
:
With the rapid evolution of cyber threats, social engineering attacks have become increasingly sophisticated, leveraging human vulnerabilities to bypass traditional security measures. While many conventional defense mechanisms have been overwhelmed, Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers a promising avenue to detect, prevent, and respond to these emerging threats. This research analyzes the intricacies of contemporary social engineering attacks, from their methods of deployment to their recent adaptations, such as leveraging social media and mobile apps. By contrasting prior solutions with the potential of AI-based defenses, we highlight the key role of machine learning in behavioral pattern recognition, Natural Language Processing's (NLP) efficacy in identifying phishing attempts, and predictive analytics' power to anticipate future attack vectors. Through detailed case studies, we showcase real-world scenarios where AI mechanisms have successfully countered social engineering ploys. The findings reveal that AI-enhanced mechanisms significantly improve the identification and mitigation of social engineering threats. Specifically, AI-driven behavioral analytics effectively detect subtle, manipulative cues indicative of phishing and other deceitful tactics, considerably reducing the incidence of successful attacks. Furthermore, predictive analytics has shown great promise in forecasting and preemptively countering potential cyber threats, In addition, while effective, AI tools must evolve with the changing tactics of cyber threats, Continuous learning and updating are necessary to maintain and improve accuracy and effectiveness.
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