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AI-Driven Enterprise Knowledge Intelligence through Retrieval-Augmented Generation and Hybrid Cloud Cybersecurity Architecture

Abstract

Enterprise organizations increasingly depend on distributed knowledge resources, cloud applications, cybersecurity intelligence, operational databases, technical documents, policies, and business records to support decision-making. However, conventional knowledge-management systems often struggle to provide context-aware, timely, and secure access to heterogeneous enterprise information. Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) offers a promising approach by combining information retrieval with large language models (LLMs), enabling generated responses to be grounded in external knowledge rather than relying exclusively on model parameters. This research proposes an AI-driven enterprise knowledge intelligence architecture that integrates RAG with hybrid cloud cybersecurity mechanisms. The proposed framework combines vector retrieval, keyword search, enterprise knowledge graphs, document repositories, identity-aware access control, encryption, security monitoring, zero-trust principles, and cloud-native AI services. A security-aware retrieval layer ensures that users receive information according to organizational permissions and data-classification policies. The methodology follows a design-oriented research approach involving requirements analysis, architecture modeling, retrieval pipeline development, security-policy integration, prototype evaluation, and comparative performance assessment. The framework evaluates retrieval accuracy, response relevance, latency, security, hallucination reduction, scalability, and explainability. By connecting enterprise knowledge repositories with controlled retrieval and hybrid cloud security mechanisms, the proposed architecture aims to improve organizational knowledge discovery while reducing unauthorized data exposure. The study demonstrates how RAG and cybersecurity can be treated as integrated architectural capabilities rather than independent components of enterprise AI.

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