This architecture demonstrates autonomous alert resolution in cybersecurity for small and medium businesses, implying greater accessibility.
Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are critical infrastructure for cybersecurity defense, yet remain financially and operationally inaccessible to small and medium businesses (SMBs). We present VRadar, a novel multi-agent autonomous SOC architecture that leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) to replace traditional human-operated SOC workflows. Our system deploys five specialized AI agents — Operator, Care, Monitor, Optimizer, and Marketing — that work concurrently to perform alert triage, incident response, infrastructure monitoring, automated defense, and stakeholder communication. We evaluate our architecture on a production deployment processing 1.35 million security alerts across 11 tenants over 34 days, demonstrating that the multi-agent system achieves a 91% autonomous resolution rate with an average confidence of 87.5%, while reducing operational costs by approximately 97% compared to human-staffed SOC equivalents.
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Dong Nguyen Xuan (2026) studied this question.
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