Citation :

Anubhav Seth, 2024. "A Systematic Review of Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security in Higher Education Space" ESP International Journal of Advancements in Computational Technology (ESP-IJACT)  Volume 2, Issue 1: 26-31.

Abstract :

The essential need for security of information in higher education will remain to expand. Professional details offence has happened before and there is a possibility to occur again without correct management of risk. This research survey utilizes the concepts of Comprehensive Literature Review (CLR) approach to integrate researches within AI and cyber security issue by analyzing the already available literature well known vulnerabilities, actors of threat, events of threat and assets in higher education institution. This review paper combines the issued publication studies for the past thirteen years and the key point to extend our investigation of critical issues of cyber security. The basic detection area is the research of empirical on AI and cyber security factors of risk in HEI and there is a big space in the literature. Due to this problem, our investigation detects a big agreement level based on the cyber security problems among the reviewed sources. This research paper integrates the overall assets of critical mission, events of threats, suggested a common threat approach, and concludes the normal vulnerabilities of AI and cyber security. The result of this paper provides the input for security practitioners in HEI, and this research consists of many ways for further process. It may provide the details to start security related researches for the developer.

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Keywords :

AI, Cyber Security, Review Vulnerability, Threat, Assert, Risk, Review, Higher Education Institution.