An Agent-Orchestrated Framework for Adaptive Cybersecurity Intelligence

Authors: Isha Nepal, Preshika Basnet, Rasib Hassan Khan
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Abstract

Human behavior remains a critical factor in cybersecurity vulnerabilities, requiring security awareness solutions that are adaptive, personalized, and continuously evolving. This work presents a multi-agentic framework for enhancing organizational security awareness through distributed and decentralized decision-making. The framework is organized as an interactive, multi-stage input–process–output (IPO) workflow that orchestrates logic across specialized agents. These agents are responsible for data processing, machine learning and Large Language Model (LLM)–based analysis, output generation, and feedback processing. Decomposing security awareness into coordinated agent-level functions enables scalable and context-aware adaptation to individual user behavior. Rather than relying on static training models, the system employs a continuous feedback loop that dynamically adapts awareness strategies through diverse delivery mechanisms, enabling intelligent decision-making. A proof-of-concept prototype is being used to evaluate the framework design towards feasibility and performance of the design, demonstrating the practicality for deployment within organizational environments.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Information and Cyber Security Spam and Phishing Detection User Authentication and Security Systems

Publication details

Journal / source
Murray State's Digital Commons (Murray State University)
Publication date
28 January 2026