

The VSOC security operation AI agent uses natural language to simplify data queries, analysis, and reporting for automotive network security personnel, reducing daily operation time by 65%. It operates 24/7, offering continuous insights from specific event analysis to broader security threat trends. For example, operators can ask: "What is the security threat trend of the C1 model in the past week?" or analyze specific incidents like: "Investigate the 'Bluetooth signal relay attack' from the past week that affected vehicle assets."
The VSOC operation AI agent uses the Butterfly Large Model as its capability base. When faced with 40+ application scenarios of automobile intelligent services, it can accurately understand 3000+ signals from vehicle ECUs, 20+ key ECUs and automobile-related cybersecurity events, and grasp Interrelationships between various types of data.
Leveraging technologies like intent identification, task refinement, and data analysis, the AI agent enables vehicle cybersecurity operation engineers to issue customized data insight requests based on their specific security threat investigation needs.
Based on understanding the data and breaking down the task, necessary data is collected from VSOC. Relevant tools are then used to further analyze and integrate this data, and the survey results are returned.

The AI agent uses natural language interaction to understand and respond to the operation engineer's personalized data mining needs, simplifying query and processing procedures for quick access to insights.
The AI agent simplifies the learning and operation of the complex VSOC system for operators, effectively reducing their workload and speeding up the training process.
The agent enhances data mining, analysis, and statistical processes, easing the operators' burden. When high-threat alarms rise, it accurately filters alarm information, aiding the team in resource allocation, focusing on rapid responses to high-risk events, and boosting operational efficiency and speed.
The picture bellow shows how to use natural language interaction to allow the AI agent to complete data insights into the cybersecurity status of specific vehicle models in VSOC
Step 1: Issue data investigation requirements to the AI agent for "abnormal event trends that have occurred in the remote control scenario of the C1 model in the past week"
Step 2: Investigate the vehicles affected by the "High mobile APP remote control request frequency" event that occurs frequently in remote control scenarios.
Step 3: Extract the data of the incident and the affected vehicles to form an incident investigation document and email it to the operation personnel for further analysis.
