A Digital Twin to Improve Cyber-Social Impact
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The paper investigates how Security Operations Center (SOC) analysts perceive the integration of Large Language Models (LLMs) into their workflows. Through 25 interviews and interactive scenarios, the authors identify 15 LLM use cases across six functional categories, noting that while LLMs are useful for automating repetitive tasks, they are not yet suitable for high‑impact incident analysis due to limitations in technical depth, context awareness, and organization‑specific knowledge. Despite these concerns, practitioners show a strong willingness to adopt LLMs, driven by competitive pressure and a desire for operational efficiency.
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