Generative AI-Enhanced Cybersecurity Framework for Enterprise Data Privacy Management

Abstract

This study presents a Generative AI-Enhanced Cybersecurity Framework designed to strengthen enterprise data privacy management while improving threat detection accuracy and scalability. By leveraging Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), and traditional anomaly detection methods, the framework generates synthetic datasets that mimic real-world data, ensuring privacy and regulatory compliance. At its core, the anomaly detection engine integrates machine learning models, such as Random Forest and Support Vector Machines (SVMs), alongside deep learning techniques like Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks, delivering robust performance across diverse domains. Experimental results demonstrate the framework’s adaptability and high performance in the financial sector (accuracy: 94%, recall: 95%), healthcare (accuracy: 96%, precision: 93%), and smart city infrastructures (accuracy: 91%, F1 score: 90%). The framework achieves a balanced trade-off between accuracy (0.96) and computational efficiency (processing time: 1.5 s per transaction), making it ideal for real-time enterprise deployments. Unlike analog systems that achieve > 0.99 accuracy at the cost of higher resource consumption and limited scalability, this framework emphasizes practical applications in diverse sectors. Additionally, it employs differential privacy, encryption, and data masking to ensure data security while addressing modern cybersecurity challenges. Future work aims to enhance real-time scalability further and explore reinforcement learning to advance proactive threat mitigation measures. This research provides a scalable, adaptive, and practical solution for enterprise-level cybersecurity and data privacy management.