IJCATR Volume 14 Issue 6

Self-Optimizing AI Agents for Real-Time Security Enforcement in Dynamic Broadband Infrastructures

Kamaldeen Oladipo, Jude Ogedegbe, Phebe E. Olufemi, Vincent Onaji
10.7753/IJCATR1406.1004
keywords : AI agents, self-optimization, broadband infrastructure, real-time security, federated learning, network observability, reinforcement learning, edge AI, anomaly detection, zero-trust, threat intelligence, telecom KPIs

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: This paper explores a novel framework for deploying self-optimizing AI agents designed to enforce real-time security policies across dynamic broadband infrastructures. Given the rise of zero-touch networks, increasing traffic heterogeneity, and growing cyber threats, conventional reactive security methods are no longer sufficient. We propose an architecture that combines reinforcement learning (RL), federated observability, and edge-native threat detection. The paper introduces a scalable agent-based model with proactive anomaly detection and self-adjustment capabilities. Key contributions include a hybrid decision loop, a risk-weighted policy optimizer, and an adaptive trust index. The proposed solution is validated through simulations and real-world telecom KPIs. The results demonstrate enhanced mean time to detect (MTTD), reduced false positives, and improved threat response efficiency.
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Title = "Self-Optimizing AI Agents for Real-Time Security Enforcement in Dynamic Broadband Infrastructures",
Journal ="International Journal of Computer Applications Technology and Research (IJCATR)",
Volume = "14",
Issue ="6",
Pages ="51 - 82",
Year = "2025",
Authors ="Kamaldeen Oladipo, Jude Ogedegbe, Phebe E. Olufemi, Vincent Onaji "}