SOCBench: New Open Benchmark for AI in Security Operations Center Tasks
DeepTempo released SOCBench, an open benchmark to test AI's ability to handle Security Operations Center (SOC) tasks, including reducing false positives in alert triage.

DeepTempo released SOCBench, an open benchmark to test AI's ability to handle Security Operations Center (SOC) tasks, specifically aimed at reducing false positive rates in security alert triage.
SOCBench evaluates AI models on tasks related to cybersecurity alert analysis and triage, not social or emotional intelligence. The project's accompanying blog post ("The 36% False Positive...") focuses on the high rate of false positives in security operations. This benchmark is important because current SOC tools often struggle with overwhelming alert volumes, and improving AI's ability to accurately prioritize alerts could make security teams far more effective.
To try SOCBench today, visit the GitHub repository at https://github.com/DeepTempo/socbench and explore the benchmarking tools. You can also read more about the project in the DeepTempo blog post at https://www.deeptempo.ai/blogs/the-36-percent-false-positive.