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CyberSOCEval

Evaluates malware analysis and threat-intelligence reasoning as defensive cybersecurity tasks.

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Task and measurement

Benchmark protocol profile

Task / subject
Model or agent system under the original task configuration
Measurement target
Evaluates malware analysis and threat-intelligence reasoning as defensive cybersecurity tasks.
Interpretation boundary
Defensive analysis accuracy is enabling evidence, not direct evidence of autonomous offensive operations.
Measurement dossier · NUWA reading

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Measurement construct
Can models support core defensive security-operations reasoning tasks?
Task population
Two components test malware analysis and threat-intelligence reasoning; models use original weights with limited response-format prompt adjustments.
Scoring and failure modes
Malware-analysis accuracy requires selecting every correct option and no incorrect options; threat-intelligence task scoring is not fully audited here.
System conditions
JSON detonation logs with multiple-response questions; model-specific formatting adjustments.
Statistical meaning
Source-reported result statements; this does not establish trial counts, denominators or an estimator: Per-model formatting adjustments were needed when responses were otherwise unparseable (§4).
Validity and interpretation
Two task families do not establish end-to-end SOC automation or analyst productivity; prompt-format adjustments complicate pure model attribution.
Appropriate research use
Model recommendation: keep component scores, parsing treatment and prompt adjustments visible.
Original source charts and materials
CyberSOCEval — Figure 15
Figure 15 · Original figure 15. Read alongside the protocol scope and limitations below. View original image ↗

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References

  1. [1] Lauren Deason, Adam Bali, et al.. CyberSOCEval: Benchmarking LLMs Capabilities for Malware Analysis and Threat Intelligence Reasoning. v1 ; Figure 15
  2. [2] CyberSOCEval Benchmark Data ; Original project README: joint project between CrowdStrike and Meta