Design of adaptive AI algorithms for power system security protection
Abstract
The security protection of current power systems faces severe challenges posed by increasingly complex cyberattacks and diverse security threats. To enhance system security capabilities, this paper designs an adaptive security protection method based on deep learning. At the theoretical design level, a three-layer architecture is proposed: the perception layer handles data collection and preprocessing, the analysis layer performs situation assessment and predictive early warning, and the decision layer generates dynamic protection strategies. At the implementation mechanism level, specific protection methods based on this architecture are elaborated in detail. Security incident prediction is achieved through an enhanced LSTM network, dynamic protection strategies are generated using deep reinforcement learning, and a multiscenario collaborative decision-making mechanism completes the overall system protection. Experimental validation demonstrates that this solution achieves a detection rate of 98.2% for known attacks and over 82.5% for variant attacks in practical power grid applications, reducing system security incidents by 82.3%.
Fields of Study & Subjects
Smart Grid Security and Resilience
Power System Optimization and Stability
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
Publication details
- Journal / source
- International Conference on New Power System and Power Electronics (NPSPE)
- Pages
- 7–7
- Publication date
- 10 March 2026
- Language
- EN