Follow the aSIEMmetry project from kick-off to final delivery. Each milestone below marks a key achievement across the five Work Packages, and its status updates automatically — completed, in progress or still ahead — as the project advances toward an operational Next-Generation SOC platform.
Official project launch aligning all consortium partners on objectives, governance and the work plan.
The Cybersecurity & AI Laboratory is provisioned, providing the environment for model development and testing.
Core Security Entropy Framework services are built and made available for anomaly detection.
First periodic report to the European Commission on technical progress, finances and management.
The model is refined using real SOC incident feedback and agent-prompt data to improve accuracy.
Network-traffic and asset-inventory collectors are updated to feed live SIEM/SOC data into the models.
The “security entropy” model is trained and optimised on operational SIEM and SOC datasets.
The self-hosted LLM SOC agent is trained with cybersecurity knowledge to support analysts.
Second periodic report documenting mid-project progress against objectives and milestones.
Mid-term summary of communication, dissemination and stakeholder-engagement activities and their impact.
A curated set of evaluation use cases is defined to assess AI-assisted SOC analyst capabilities.
New AI-enhanced SOC dashboards are delivered to visualise entropy-based insights for analysts.
A mechanism to share entropy-based cyber-threat intelligence across SOC environments.
Supervised training of the self-hosted LLM SOC agent is completed and validated for deployment.
Closing report summarising the project's outcomes, results and overall achievements.
From kick-off to final delivery, the aSIEMmetry consortium builds the next generation of AI-powered Security Operations Centres. Along the way the team provisions a dedicated Cybersecurity & AI Laboratory, develops the core Security Entropy Framework services for anomaly detection, and enriches them with real SOC incident feedback. Updated network and asset collectors feed live SIEM/SOC data into models that are trained and optimised on operational datasets, while a self-hosted LLM SOC agent is trained to support analysts. The project delivers novel AI-enhanced SOC dashboards and an entropy-based CTI exchange, validated against a curated set of evaluation use cases — culminating in a fully trained, operational Next-Generation SOC platform and a final report to the European Commission.