Designing threat hunting strategies enhances security resilience in cloud systems, indicating AI's vital role.
Threat hunting is an active cybersecurity system that leverages the power of artificial intelligence to detect and mitigate potential threats in cloud systems proactively. The new strategy differs from conventional reactive security methods in that it aims to predict and identify threats that can cause devastating effects before they occur. Machine learning models are one type of AI used in the analysis of huge amounts of data in real-time, detecting patterns and anomalies that indicate security breaches. Cloud-hosting environments require predictive security structures due to the vastness and complexity of storage, control, and management. These architectures incorporate AI to offer early threat detection, thereby strengthening the security posture of cloud infrastructures. The process of predicting threats in real-time is typically enhanced by the use of sophisticated data analytics, machine learning, or continuous tracking cloud systems, allowing threats and possible vulnerabilities to be detected as quickly as possible. The most significant observations from the implementation of AI-enabled threat hunting frameworks in cloud systems are that they have enhanced the accuracy of threat detection, reduced response delay, and increased security resilience.
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Tim Abdiukov (2025) studied this question.
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