Presently, Security Operations Centers (SOCs) encounter unparalleled levels of alerts and progressively complex threats. The process of prioritizing and examining these alerts comes with a high cost, is cumbersome, and contributes to analyst exhaustion, fatigue, and turnover. Despite being a widely adopted solution, artificial intelligence may not always meet expectations as there are critical variations in its implementations. In the SOC environment, not all forms of artificial intelligence are equally effective. Numerous
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