Learn how to leverage LLMs as knowledge organizers in cybersecurity rather than opinion sources. Industry insights on AI's practical applications.

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Arctic Wolf's SVP Kenneth Ray introduces the 'Expert Motion' framework for applying LLMs in cybersecurity. Rather than treating LLMs as opinion generators, the approach uses them to organize and retrieve structured historical experience — mirroring how human experts work: understanding the problem, matching relevant past cases, and discussing empirical outcomes. The key insight is that LLM variability is a strength for dialogue and problem framing, but a liability for high-stakes decisions. By grounding LLM responses in tagged, outcome-labeled historical data, security teams can move from probabilistic text generation to evidence-backed guidance with transparent reasoning, enabling analysts to interrogate concrete prior cases rather than debate abstract AI-generated answers.

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