Independent tests of AI security agents and SOC decision models. DFIR results, evidence checks and practical findings. Follow for new benchmark results.

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We’ve completed our first Meta Muse benchmarks. Spark 1.3 holds the top spot for Muse. However, it still trailed GPT, Gemini and Claude Opus on single-host proof scores. secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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We’ve completed our first Meta Muse benchmarks. Spark 1.3 holds the top spot for Muse. However, it still trailed GPT, Gemini and Claude Opus on single-host proof scores. secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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Our first Gemini 4 Argon Benchmark and it performed incredibly well! Agentic SOC investigation harness. Run the models against different cases. Track key performance. If you're interested in Decision Models like Jev and Clef we have some of that too! secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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Agentic SOC investigations: Sonnet 5 vs 5.5 Basic verdict accuracy: 58.3% → 91.7% Basic evidence-backed accuracy: 0% → 30.6% 48-case cost: $37.13 → $21.57 (41.9% lower) secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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Each model started with one confirmed part of an attack and assessed connected processes, files, computers and accounts. The score rewards finding related items and penalizes unrelated additions. The supplied starting point earns no credit. Small pilot; no unseen test set.
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We tested 3 AI decision models on a DFIR task: finding other activity connected to a confirmed attack. Cloudflare's Clef, Cloudflare's Clef Flash and Jev each ran 8 cases, 3 times. Here's how they stacked up: secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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🔎 GPT-6 Astra retrieved sufficient evidence in 36/36 basic DFIR cases. 25/36 ended with a correct decision and accepted proof. Finding the records doesn’t guarantee a supported conclusion. Preliminary, one pass per case. secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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📊 Our first AI security benchmark results are live. In 36 basic DFIR cases, Claude Opus 5.5 got 33 verdicts right. 12 also met our proof requirements. Why we score the answer and its evidence separately: secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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🧭 18/18 verdicts. 12/18 next steps. Jev 1.13's preliminary SOC results show why “right answer” and “right action” need separate scores. Our new analysis covers six models and the limits of a six-case test: secbenchmarks.com/blog/2026-…
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🔎 Security Benchmarks is live. 19 AI models. 48 DFIR investigation cases. We measure the verdict, the supporting evidence and whether the workflow finishes—separately. Explore the results and exact task questions: secbenchmarks.com/?utm_sourc…
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Replying to @DFIRTraining
The timing comparison is useful. Were the web-activity summaries also checked for correct artifact citations and missed domains? We’d like to see speed, factual accuracy and evidence coverage measured separately.
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