AI-Driven Threat Intelligence Frameworks: Revolutionizing Enterprise Cybersecurity

Enhancing Cybersecurity in AI-Driven Environments: The Role of English Language Proficiency

Author(s): Ranjit Kumar Elamadurthi, Goddumarri Suryanarayana and Pundru Chandra Shaker Reddy *

Pp: 84-113 (30)

DOI: 10.2174/9798898813840126010007

* (Excluding Mailing and Handling)

Abstract

How firms detect, analyze, and respond to attacks has changed as cybersecurity systems incorporate AI. In the age of technology, human language abilities, especially English ability, are undervalued. In AI-driven cybersecurity scenarios, English proficiency affects threat interpretation, incident response, end-user interaction, and interface design. Linguistic clarity improves AI system communication, reducing miscommunication and speeding up multinational security operations. Standardized English is essential for understanding, expressing, and interpreting cybersecurity information in multilingual teams where AI relies on language inputs for correctness. Poor language abilities might mess up the procedure and miss subtle social engineering dangers. The report highlights the necessity for language ability to identify and address complex digital requirements by assessing current issues. Based on real-life case studies, NLP technology, and human-AI interaction models, the research recommends language training and English communication standards for cybersecurity procedures. The findings demonstrate the need for an interdisciplinary strategy that combines language and technological skills to improve cyber defense techniques in a changing digital world.


Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Cyber-security, Communication, English Language Proficiency, Human-AI Interaction, Language-Aware Systems, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Security Protocols.