CyLens: Towards Reinventing Cyber Threat Intelligence in the Paradigm of Agentic Large Language Models
Xiaoqun Liu, Jiacheng Liang, Qiben Yan, Jiyong Jang, Sicheng Mao, Muchao Ye, Jinyuan Jia, Zhaohan Xi

TL;DR
CYLENS is a novel AI-powered cyber threat intelligence tool that leverages large language models and extensive threat report data to assist security professionals across the entire threat management lifecycle, improving scalability and adaptability.
Contribution
This work introduces CYLENS, a customizable LLM-based cyber threat intelligence system that integrates large-scale threat data and specialized NLP modules for enhanced reasoning and task support.
Findings
CYLENS outperforms existing LLMs and cybersecurity agents in evaluations.
It effectively supports threat attribution, detection, and remediation tasks.
CYLENS demonstrates high adaptability to different organizational needs.
Abstract
The exponential growth of cyber threat knowledge, exemplified by the expansion of databases such as MITRE-CVE and NVD, poses significant challenges for cyber threat analysis. Security professionals are increasingly burdened by the sheer volume and complexity of information, creating an urgent need for effective tools to navigate, synthesize, and act on large-scale data to counter evolving threats proactively. However, conventional threat intelligence tools often fail to scale with the dynamic nature of this data and lack the adaptability to support diverse threat intelligence tasks. In this work, we introduce CYLENS, a cyber threat intelligence copilot powered by large language models (LLMs). CYLENS is designed to assist security professionals throughout the entire threat management lifecycle, supporting threat attribution, contextualization, detection, correlation, prioritization,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies · Information and Cyber Security · Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence
