Due in large part to their multi stage, covert, an‎d adaptable methods of operation, Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) represent an increasingly serious cybersecurity threat. The building blocks for APTs, such as "attack lifecycle," "multi stage," an‎d "thr eat modelling," are highlighted in this seminar as the theoretical foundation for considering complex cyber threats. A review of recent graph based deep learning, hybrid sequential graph methods, an‎d possibly AI based XAI approaches for APT detection an‎d attribution is pertinent. These studies demonstrate how to use XAI to improve interpretability while capturing temporal behaviors , structural dependencies, an‎d multi entity interactions. In order to identify more intricate an‎d coordinated attack behaviors , we present a hybrid detection model that adapts temporal sequence modelling, such as LSTM, GRU, an‎d Transformer, to perform graph based relational analysis (GCN, GAT). In order to give cyber security analysts understan‎dable insights, the system also pro vides an explainable al‎e‎rting mechanism. The theoretical an‎d methodological efforts to create scalable, adaptable, an‎d comprehensible APT detection systems are advanced by this seminar.

2/18/2026 12:00:00 AM

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1404/12/07

Study on Deep Learning Methods for Threat Detection in Cloud Computing

Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) , Cybersecurity , Graph Neural Networks (GNN) , Temporal Modeling , LSTM , GRU