Multi-agent adversarial review boosts LLM-based SOC alert triage accuracy

A new framework, AIDA, uses structured evidence retrieval and independent challenge to cut missed attacks from 40% to 3% while escalating 18% of alerts to analysts.

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Saimon Amanuel Tsegai (Daphne) · Alex Kantchelian (Daphne) · Danfeng (Daphne) · Yao · Peng Gao
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4% of attack-related alerts.

The authors built ALERT-BENCH, an interactive benchmark that replays enterprise telemetry (from AIT-LDSv2) through a live SIEM, requiring each system to retrieve evidence before triaging an alert.

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Structuring LLM agent evidence retrieval and adversarial review substantially improves SOC alert triage, raising F1 from at most 0.744 to 0.958.

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