The Role of Natural Language Processing in Automating Cybersecurity Compliance Audits
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Natural Language Processing, Cybersecurity, Compliance Audits, Policy Validation, Automation, Cyber ThreatsAbstract
The increasing complexity of cybersecurity infrastructures and the growing regulatory requirements in the digital space have made compliance audits a time-consuming and resource-intensive task. To address these challenges, Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques have emerged as promising solutions for automating key aspects of cybersecurity compliance checks, including policy validation and audit reporting. This paper explores the application of NLP in cybersecurity audit automation, focusing on how NLP algorithms can efficiently process large volumes of policy documents, identify non-compliance risks, and generate actionable insights for security professionals. By analyzing case studies and recent research in the field, we discuss the accuracy, efficiency, and limitations of current NLP tools used in cybersecurity compliance. Furthermore, we examine the integration of NLP systems into broader cybersecurity frameworks and provide future research directions for enhancing their effectiveness.
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