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Sead Fadilpašić

Cisco tried using AI to write security incident reports — and things didn't really go as planned

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  • Cisco warns AI‑generated incident reports are often inaccurate, inconsistent, and prone to data loss due to LLM limitations
  • The company advises granular, single‑task prompts, fixed source documents, and strict formatting rules to improve reliability
  • Cross‑contamination between reports remains a challenge, with researchers recommending fresh sessions for each new incident report to avoid errors

Any companies looking to utilize AI tools for their security reporting may want to read a new report from Cisco outlining its experience using AI-generated incident reporting.

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