Using AI Assistants to Enhance Information Security Efficiency

Abstract

This article explores the potential of deploying virtual AI assistants to strengthen information security in light of the rapid evolution of digital technologies and the growing complexity of cyber threats. The study addresses the organizational aspects of implementing AI-based solutions—including threat notifications, user training, monitoring, and analytics—and the technical integration of such assistants with existing information security systems. This includes practical steps such as registering Telegram bots, leveraging Google Apps Script, and integrating with the OpenAI API. Special attention is given to challenges and limitations, such as technical vulnerabilities, false positives, ethical and legal considerations, and functional constraints in complex scenarios. The methodology is grounded in a review of findings from related studies. Results indicate that the integration of innovative AI-driven solutions holds strong potential for advancing the field of information security. Future research should focus on improving Explainable AI algorithms, enhancing the protection of transmitted data, and developing a regulatory framework to support such systems' safe and ethical use. The insights presented in this article will be of particular interest to cybersecurity professionals, researchers, and systems architects focused on the development and deployment of AI-powered approaches for improving threat detection and mitigation mechanisms in information security.