The etymology of the term Dévar (Sanskrit: देवर) historically refers to a divine entity or a protector. In the context of modern cybersecurity, we appropriate this term to define a security architecture that is not merely a wall, but a sentient custodian.
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As digital ecosystems expand in complexity, traditional perimeter-based security models and siloed Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are failing to keep pace with sophisticated threat actors. The latency between threat detection and human remediation creates an exploitable "gap of vulnerability." This paper proposes the , a paradigm shift from static defense to autonomous, intent-based guardianship. By leveraging agentic artificial intelligence (AI), zero-trust principles, and predictive heuristics, the "Dévar" (Guardian) model operates as a self-healing, self-defending digital entity. This architecture aims to minimize the Mean Time to Respond (MTTR) to near-zero through autonomous decision-making capabilities. The etymology of the term Dévar (Sanskrit: देवर)
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