MUMBAI, India, Aug. 31 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641099809 A) filed by Roy Sathyadevan; Vijayalakshmi Gokeda; Dr. Daxa Vekariya; Dipti Mathpal; Sharana Tarannum Mohd. Zaheer; Dr. Saylee Gharge; Arati Anil Narwade; Sandeep M. Jadhav; Dr. K. Dasu Naidu; and Dr. V S Bhagavan on August 18, 2026, for Intelligent Cybersecurity System For Threat Detection In 5g Wireless Networks.
Inventors include Roy Sathyadevan; Vijayalakshmi Gokeda; Dr. Daxa Vekariya; Dipti Mathpal; Sharana Tarannum Mohd. Zaheer; Dr. Saylee Gharge; Arati Anil Narwade; Sandeep M. Jadhav; Dr. K. Dasu Naidu; and Dr. V S Bhagavan.
The application for the patent was published on August 28, 2026, under issue no. 35/2026.
Abstract: The present invention provides an intelligent cybersecurity system for detecting and responding to cyber threats in 5G wireless networks. The system acquires heterogeneous security telemetry from user equipment, radio access networks, edge nodes, core network functions, network slices, and associated infrastructure. A preprocessing module generates behavioral features, which are analyzed by an artificial intelligence and machine learning based threat detection engine to identify anomalous activities and generate threat confidence values. A threat correlation and risk assessment module evaluates detected events using contextual, temporal, device, session, historical, and network-slice information to determine threat category and severity. A response orchestration module automatically executes an adaptive mitigation action according to the determined risk condition. A feedback mechanism evaluates response outcomes and updates detection models, behavioral profiles, and security policies for continuous adaptation to evolving cyber threats.
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