Novel model improves threat detection and data privacy in cybersecurity, indicating a promising decentralized approach.
Cybersecurity threats are growing in scale and complexity, posing serious risks to digital infrastructure, data privacy, and economic stability worldwide. Old-style security systems often encounter challenges against advanced and coordinated cyber-attacks, particularly when they rely on centralized architectures that create single points of failure. To tackle this challenge, we introduce AICyber-Chain, a novel AI-integrated model with blockchain technology to enhance threat detection, secure data sharing, and provide tamper-proof auditability. In our approach, AI-driven algorithms analyze vast streams of network data to detect anomalies and evolving threats in real time, while blockchain ensures the integrity, transparency, and decentralization of security events and data flows. Smart contracts are employed to automate adaptive security responses, enabling systems to dynamically isolate risks and enforce security policies without human delay. Experiments using Ethereum’s test network demonstrate that AICyber-Chain achieves 1.8× faster authentication and reduces gas consumption by up to 25% compared to centralized methods. Furthermore, the system shows superior resilience against DDoS attacks, scalability in enterprise environments, and financial incentives that encourage data and security rule sharing across participants. These findings underscore how combining AI and blockchain can substantially improve cybersecurity, offering a scalable, transparent, and intelligent defense framework for future digital ecosystems.
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Murthinayani Vyshnavi (2025) studied this question.
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