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L. Bhagyalakshmi 1 *
Doi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JCIM.130102
The SecureDigitalGuard framework gets recognition for its all-encompassing strategy, which combines strict consumer data protection laws with state-of-the-art security safeguards with ease. This all-encompassing approach is designed to guarantee the longevity of digital marketing in the face of constantly changing cyberthreats. This cutting-edge system is based on three key strategies: the Behavioural Threat Detection (BTD) algorithm, the Adaptive Access Control (AAC) algorithm, and the Homomorphic Privacy Guard (HPG) programme. The vital task of dynamically controlling user access levels in response to continuing risk evaluations is taken on by the AAC algorithm. This dynamic control technique improves the framework's capacity to adjust to constantly shifting security circumstances. However, the BTD algorithm is proactive in spotting abnormalities in user behaviour, allowing for quick reactions to any dangers. The SecureDigitalGuard architecture gains an additional degree of protection from this preventive method. In addition, the HPG programme is responsible for doing analytics while maintaining user privacy. This careful approach shows a dedication to finding a fine balance between user protection and data analysis, making sure the framework complies with the strictest privacy regulations. Test results provide empirical evidence that SecureDigitalGuard is effective and that it can keep up with the dynamic and often changing nature of cyber threats. As a result, the architecture makes traditional cybersecurity techniques outdated. In an increasingly complex and dynamic cybersecurity world, SecureDigitalGuard provides a strong solution for protecting digital marketing through the seamless integration of state-of-the-art technology and strict adherence to privacy regulations.
Access Control , Adaptive , Algorithm , Anomaly Detection , Behavioral Threat Detection , Consumer Data Protection , Cybersecurity , Digital Marketing , Homomorphic Privacy Guard , Privacy-Preserving Analytics , Proposed Method , Robust.
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