You're reading from Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity Develop AI approaches to solve cybersecurity problems in your organization

Product type Paperback

Published in Oct 2024

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781805124962

Length 358 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Concepts

Data Governance

Authors (4):

Bojan Kolosnjaji

Apostolis Zarras

Huang Xiao

Peng Xu

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Table of Contents (27) Chapters

Preface

1. Part 1: Data-Driven Cybersecurity and AI FREE CHAPTER

2. Chapter 1: Big Data in Cybersecurity

3. Chapter 2: Automation in Cybersecurity

4. Chapter 3: Cybersecurity Data Analytics

5. Part 2: AI and Where It Fits In

6. Chapter 4: AI, Machine Learning, and Statistics - A Taxonomy

7. Chapter 5: AI Problems and Methods

8. Chapter 6: Workflow, Tools, and Libraries in AI Projects

9. Part 3: Applications of AI in Cybersecurity

10. Chapter 7: Malware and Network Intrusion Detection and Analysis

11. Chapter 8: User and Entity Behavior Analysis

12. Chapter 9: Fraud, Spam, and Phishing Detection

13. Chapter 10: User Authentication and Access Control

14. Chapter 11: Threat Intelligence

15. Chapter 12: Anomaly Detection in Industrial Control Systems

16. Chapter 13: Large Language Models and Cybersecurity

17. Part 4: Common Problems When Applying AI in Cybersecurity

18. Chapter 14: Data Quality and its Usage in the AI and LLM Era

19. Chapter 15: Correlation, Causation, Bias, and Variance

20. Chapter 16: Evaluation, Monitoring, and Feedback Loop

21. Chapter 17: Learning in a Changing and Adversarial Environment

22. Chapter 18: Privacy, Accountability, Explainability, and Trust – Responsible AI

23. Part 5: Final Remarks and Takeaways

24. Chapter 19: Summary

25. Index

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