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AI and NLP-Empowered Framework for Strengthening Social Cyber Security

AI and NLP-Empowered Framework for Strengthening Social Cyber Security

Mudasir Ahmad Wani (Prince Sultan University, Saudi Arabia)
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 14
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-7216-3.ch002
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Abstract

In this study, a comprehensive framework emerges, interweaving the capabilities of deep learning and NLP. This framework stands as a cornerstone in the pursuit of elevating the safety and security of individuals and organizations navigating the multifaceted realm of social cyberspace. The framework's architecture sets the stage for efficient threat detection and the preemptive identification of vulnerabilities, heralding a new era of cybersecurity strategies. As this conceptual framework unfolds, future endeavors will bridge theory and practice, ushering in the application of this paradigm to real-world data scenarios. The projected outcome of these efforts is the provision of pragmatic security services tailored to individuals and groups. This chapter encapsulates a visionary approach to social cybersecurity, where the synergy of NLP, deep learning, and AI converges to fortify digital landscapes against emergent threats, thereby safeguarding the interconnected fabric of the modern online world.
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2. Importance Of Social Cybersecurity

Social cybersecurity, also known as social media security, is a crucial aspect of maintaining digital safety and privacy in the modern era. It involves protecting personal and organizational information while using social media platforms. The Figure 1 provides a brief overview of the importance of social cybersecurity:

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    Protection of Personal Information: Social media platforms often require users to share personal information, such as names, birthdates, and locations. Ensuring the security of this information is essential to prevent identity theft, fraud, and other cybercrimes.

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    Mitigation of Social Engineering Attacks: Cybercriminals use social engineering techniques to manipulate individuals into divulging sensitive information or performing actions that compromise security. Social cybersecurity educates users to recognize and resist these tactics.

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    Prevention of Account Compromise: Unauthorized access to social media accounts can lead to unauthorized posts, identity theft, and spam distribution. Strong security practices, including unique passwords and two-factor authentication, help prevent account compromise.

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