This article analyzes the integration of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity technologies against the backdrop of emerging digital threats in modern financial systems. The article scientifically highlights the development of mechanisms for detecting, assessing and preventing financial fraud, cyberattacks and other risks using artificial intelligence. It also provides theoretical justification and practical examples of how these technologies can jointly strengthen the security of the financial sector.

artificial intelligence, financial security, cyberattack, financial technologies (FinTech), machine learning, anomaly detection, threat response system, risk monitoring

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