ZERO-TRUST ARCHITECTURE IN HYBRID CLOUD ENVIRONMENTS WITH AI-DRIVEN THREAT DETECTION: A NEXT GEN APPROACH TO CYBERSECURITY
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AI, Zero-Trust architecture, cybersecurity, hybrid cloud environments, threat detection, artificial intelligence, security monitoring, user authentication, access control, automated security, real-time analysis, zero trust model.##article.abstract##
This article analyzes the issues of threat detection based on artificial intelligence (AI) and ensuring cybersecurity through Zero-Trust architecture in hybrid cloud environments. Due to the inadequacy of traditional security approaches in hybrid
infrastructures, it is essential to operate based on the Zero-Trust model, which verifies every access point. AI technologies enable real-time threat prediction, anomaly detection, and rapid response to threats. Furthermore, the article highlights how the
components of Zero-Trust architecture, user identity, permission management, and security monitoring integrate with AI. Additionally, through the application of AI and Zero-Trust approaches in hybrid cloud environments, organizations can establish a
robust defense system against cyberattacks, automate security policies, and maintain constant monitoring of information systems.
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