Sudhakar Kumar , Sunil K. Singh , Rakesh Kumar , Chandra Kumari Subba , Kwok Tai Chui , Brij B. Gupta
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In the domain of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and the Internet of Things (IoT), this research presents a novel approach to Neoteric Threat Intelligence ensuring Digital Sovereignty and Trust through ML-Infused Proactive Defense Analytics for NEXT-G and Beyond Ecosystems. As Sixth Generation and Beyond (6G and B) wireless networks undergo rapid evolution, our framework is designed to proactively anticipate and counter security incidents by utilizing advanced machine learning algorithms. This approach effectively addresses the shortcomings of conventional models, ensuring that digital assets and communications remain secure, trustworthy, and under rightful control. The study delves into the theoretical integration of this paradigm within the NextG network architecture, reinforcing digital sovereignty through a dynamic and adaptable defense mechanism. In-depth technical examinations include advanced machine learning algorithms, adaptive defenses, and scalability considerations. By critically analyzing and comparing existing security approaches, this study significantly advances technical knowledge and practical applications for wireless network security, supporting defenses against the evolving and complex threats characteristic of the 6G and Beyond era.