Using LLMs to Elicit Security Requirements for Service-Oriented Cyber Ranges
Researchers apply LLMs to automate security-requirement elicitation for service-oriented cyber ranges — an early-stage but practical concept for scaling secure-by-design training environments.
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arXiv:2609.00886v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Cyber ranges are complex environments comprising many interacting components and stakeholders with different security concerns. The Service-Oriented Cyber Range (SOR) is no exception, particularly when it comes to training scenarios targeting critical infrastructure. Security concerns are translated into security requirements, the elicitation of which is usually difficult and time-consuming. This work examines how large language models can assist
Editorial Analysis
Automating security-requirement gathering with LLMs could reduce setup time for enterprise training cyber ranges, especially those targeting critical-infrastructure scenarios.
Monitor this research stream and consider piloting LLM-assisted requirements engineering in your next cyber-range project.
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