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The Potential of Artificial Intelligence (ai)-driven Cybersecurity measures to enhance witness data protection in the Indian legal system is explored in this research article.Technologies such as machine learning, data analysis, encryption algorithms, anomaly detection and biometrics are discussed -each offering a range of benefits including faster and more accurate threat detection that increases trust within the legal system.However, despite these advantages there remain numerous challenges and concerns related to ai-driven cybersecurity: privacy risks; technical and financial barriers; ethical considerations.To address these issues effectively a comprehensive strategy must be devised with an ongoing research agenda for development alongside enhanced regulatory frameworks on both national and international levels for cooperation between countries when sharing knowledge about best practice initiatives.By implementing ai-driven cybersecurity measures India can redefine confidentiality protocols in their witness protection programs which will ultimately lead to a secure infrastructure able to guarantee justice for all citizens involved in proceedings.
Aishpreet Kaur Devgan (Sat,) studied this question.
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