Intelligent Cloud Native Enterprise Platforms for AI-Driven Cybersecurity SAP Digital Innovation and Autonomous DevOps
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15680/IJCTECE.2024.0706030Keywords:
Cloud-native computing, SAP integration, AI cybersecurity, autonomous DevOps, intelligent enterprise systems, microservices architecture, predictive analytics, digital transformation, zero trust security, enterprise automationAbstract
Intelligent Cloud-Native Enterprise Platforms integrating AI-driven cybersecurity, SAP digital innovation, and autonomous DevOps represent a new paradigm in enterprise computing where scalability, intelligence, and security are unified within a single architecture. This study explores how cloud-native microservices, containerized SAP systems, and AI-enabled security and operations frameworks can collectively transform enterprise digital ecosystems. The proposed model leverages artificial intelligence for real-time threat detection, predictive analytics for operational optimization, and autonomous DevOps pipelines for continuous integration and deployment. SAP integration ensures enterprise-wide consistency across finance, supply chain, and business operations, while cloud-native infrastructure enables elastic scalability and high availability. AI-driven cybersecurity strengthens enterprise resilience by enabling anomaly detection, behavioral analytics, and automated incident response. Additionally, autonomous DevOps reduces human intervention in software delivery pipelines through self-healing systems, intelligent monitoring, and predictive maintenance. The findings indicate that combining these technologies significantly enhances operational efficiency, reduces security risks, and accelerates digital transformation. However, challenges such as system complexity, integration overhead, and governance of autonomous systems remain critical considerations. Overall, the study demonstrates that intelligent cloud-native enterprise platforms provide a scalable, secure, and adaptive foundation for next-generation digital enterprises.
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