System and method for generative design based real-time restricted sub application setup with non-production data architectural flow determination with enterprise scoped large language injection model

Abstract

Systems and processes enhance cybersecurity by dynamically generating a decoy sub-application that operates parallel to the primary application using generative design and a large language model. The core feature involves real-time anomaly detection within application traffic, utilizing AI to assess threats and orchestrate appropriate responses. Upon identifying potential security threats, the system employs generative design principles to architect a restricted-functionality sub-application, deploying it instantly to engage and analyze the attack vectors without compromising sensitive production data. The sub-application is isolated through software-defined networking, ensuring that its operations do not affect the primary application's functionality. Additionally, sophisticated traffic redirection mechanisms are employed to divert suspicious traffic from the primary to the decoy application, thereby protecting the integrity while allowing detailed threat analysis. This dual-capability system not only safeguards against disruptions but also enhances adaptive security measures through continuous learning and system adjustments.