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CYBERSECURITY sLLM

SANDS Lab builds cybersecurity-specialized LLMs, RAG, and AI agents in an on-premise environment, so you can use generative AI without sending sensitive security data outside your organization. By combining security domain knowledge with AI development capability, we connect your internal data, threat intelligence, and security systems to AI.

Runs safely inside your own environmentSpecialized for security data and workflowsSearch, analysis, and workflow automationA structure that connects with a range of AI models
WHY ON-PREMISE AI

Security data can't simply be sent to external AI services.

Threat analysis results, malware, source code, internal incident information, security policies, and operating manuals are all sensitive data that's hard to move outside your organization. But most general-purpose generative AI assumes calls to an external service, making it difficult to connect directly to the core data of your security work.

01 — DATA EXPOSURE

The risk of moving sensitive data outside

Sending security analysis data and internal documents to an external AI service can raise data protection and control issues.

02 — CLOSED NETWORK

Limited use in closed or internal networks

In environments with restricted internet access, applying external generative AI directly to your work is difficult.

03 — DOMAIN GAP

General-purpose LLMs don't fully understand security context.

Without enough grounding in cybersecurity terminology, threat data, and internal procedures, an LLM's usefulness for real security work drops.

04 — GOVERNANCE

Control aligned to corporate policy

You need to control what data the AI can access and what answers it can provide, according to your organization's internal standards.

AI ENGINEERING

A security company that builds its own AI.

SANDS Lab's strength isn't simply taking an off-the-shelf LLM and using it. Built on years of accumulated cybersecurity data and analysis experience, we design the AI model, RAG, search, agent, and security-system integration as a single, unified structure.

01 — MODEL ENGINEERING

LLM / sLLM development & optimization

Builds and optimizes small language models and security-specialized AI models fit for your purpose and operating environment.

02 — RAG ENGINEERING

RAG built on your internal data

Designs a structure that searches and references internal knowledge — security manuals, threat intelligence, reports, incident data — to generate answers.

03 — AGENT ENGINEERING

AI agents for security work

Can extend beyond simple Q&A into an agent structure that performs security workflows — search, analysis, summarization, lookup, and more.

04 — SYSTEM INTEGRATION

Connecting AI to your existing security systems

Connects internal systems and security data via API, search, RAG, and other methods to build an AI environment usable in real workflows.

CYBERSECURITY DOMAIN AI

Bringing security context to general-purpose AI.

General-purpose LLMs are excellent at natural language processing, but they don't automatically understand an organization's security data and threat context. Drawing on our experience in cyber threat analysis and security operations, SANDS Lab connects domain knowledge and data so the LLM can search and interpret the information actual security work requires. (Threat intelligence · malware analysis data · IoCs · vulnerability information · source code · incident response reports · SOC operations data · corporate security policy · response manuals · asset information)

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SECURITY KNOWLEDGE

Security expertise and threat data

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AI ENGINEERING

LLM / sLLM / RAG / Agent development

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DATA PIPELINE

Search, refinement, and connection of internal enterprise data

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SECURITY INTEGRATION

Integration with existing security systems

HOW IT WORKS

Connecting internal enterprise data with AI in a single secure environment.

Security LogsResultsSpecialtiesDetection Logs& EventsMalwareAnalysisResultsThreat Intel &Security DocsSummary &InterpretationResponseProcedureGuidanceReport DraftingSecuritySpecializedAIQueryResponseSOC AlertInterpretationIncident ResponseProceduresVulnerabilityAnalysisReporting &DocumentationInternal, Air-Gapped Network
01INTERNAL SECURITY DATA

Internal security data

Uses internal security data — threat intelligence, reports, source code, security manuals, incident response documents, SIEM/SOC data, and more.

02RETRIEVER / RAG

Search & build context

Searches internal information relevant to the question and builds the context the AI references in its answer.

03LLM / sLLM

Analyze & generate

Generates summaries, analysis, explanations, and answers based on the retrieved information and the question.

04SECURITY CONTROL

Access-scope control

Restricts the data and systems the AI can access according to your organization's policy.

AI FOR SECURITY OPERATIONS

Repetitive security work, now assisted by AI.

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Explaining source code & assembly analysis

Explains, in natural language, how hard-to-analyze code behaves and what it means from a security perspective, supporting the analyst's understanding.

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Threat intelligence search

Searches threat information — IoCs, attack groups, malware, campaigns — in natural language, and looks up related internal data at the same time.

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Summarizing & reviewing security reports

Summarizes long threat reports and incident analysis materials, quickly organizing the key risks and response details.

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Internal response manual search

When a hacking incident occurs, searches internal manuals and response procedures to provide response information suited to the situation.

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SOC analysis support

Searches and summarizes security events and related information so analysts can quickly grasp the context they need to make a judgment.

LLM INTEGRATION

An AI architecture that isn't locked into a single model.

New commercial and open LLMs are appearing rapidly in the generative AI market. Rather than locking in a single model as a fixed product, SANDS Lab aims for an integrated AI structure that can selectively connect on-premise sLLMs with external, commercial LLMs based on your data sensitivity and operating environment. We can design integration structures for commercial and open LLMs; when connecting to an external LLM, this is applied according to your organization's data-export policy and security requirements.

LOCAL WHEN SENSITIVE

Sensitive data, kept local

Data that's hard to move externally is processed by the model and RAG in your on-premise environment.

CONNECT WHEN NEEDED

Connect to AI when you need it

Designs an integration structure that lets you use a range of LLMs based on your business purpose and policy.

CONTROL THE DATA

What matters is data control, not the model

The key is designing which data goes to which model in line with your organization's policy.

USE CASES

For environments where security data needs to stay in-house.

SOC & incident response teams
SOC / CSIRT

SOC & incident response teams

Connects threat intelligence, events, and incident response documents to AI to support analysis, search, and summarization.

Public sector & closed networks
PUBLIC / CLOSED NETWORK

Public sector & closed networks

Builds an AI structure based on internal data for environments that can't use external generative AI directly.

Security research & analysis teams
SECURITY RESEARCH

Security research & analysis teams

Combines malware, source code, vulnerabilities, and threat data with AI to support analysts' research and investigation work.

Enterprise security knowledge search
ENTERPRISE SECURITY KNOWLEDGE

Enterprise security knowledge search

Connects internal manuals, policies, reports, and incident response procedures through RAG so you can find the information you need quickly.

DEPLOYMENT & SECURITY

Deploying AI within your security perimeter.

ON-PREMISE

Operates on internal infrastructure

AI environments can be built on your internal infrastructure so sensitive data never leaves your organization.

CLOSED NETWORK

Works in closed-network environments

Designs a structure that connects internal data and AI even in secure environments with restricted internet access.

DATA CONTROL

Data access-scope control

Designs what data and systems RAG and the agent can access based on your work permissions and security policy.

INTEGRATION

Integrates with existing security systems

Designs an integration structure suited to your system types — SIEM, SOAR, ticketing, threat intelligence, internal databases, REST APIs, and more.

AI R&D CAPABILITY

From cybersecurity data to the AI model.

SANDS Lab doesn't stop at simply connecting to an external LLM API. We research cybersecurity data building, AI model training, RAG, agents, and threat analysis technology together, developing an AI structure specialized for security work.

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CYBERSECURITY DATA

Builds cybersecurity data accumulated through threat analysis and security operations.

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MODEL TRAINING

Trains AI models tailored to the security domain.

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sLLM / LLM

Configures sLLMs/LLMs suited to your purpose and operating environment.

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RAG

Designs a structure that searches and references internal data for use in answers.

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AI AGENT

Extends into an agent that performs security workflows — search, analysis, summarization, lookup, and more.

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SECURITY WORKFLOW

Integrated into and used within real security workflows.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Cybersecurity sLLM.

How is Cybersecurity sLLM different from general-purpose AI services like ChatGPT?

General-purpose generative AI offers broad knowledge and strong language capabilities, but it does not inherently understand your organization’s internal security data or operational context. SANDS Lab combines internal data, RAG, and security-domain knowledge to build an AI environment designed for real-world security operations.

Why use an on-premises approach?

Data such as malware analysis results, internal incident information, source code, and security manuals may be difficult to send to external AI services. An on-premises approach allows this data to be processed within your organization, giving you greater control over how it is handled.

Are we limited to SANDS Lab’s sLLM?

No. Depending on your organization’s security policies, data sensitivity, and business requirements, we can design an architecture that combines an internal sLLM with a range of commercial and open LLMs. The specific models and integration scope are determined on a project-by-project basis.

Can it search internal documents and security data?

Using a RAG architecture, the system can search internal security documents, manuals, threat intelligence, reports, and other sources, then use the information relevant to the query to generate its answer.

Can it integrate with our existing SIEM and other security systems?

We can design an architecture that connects your existing security systems to the AI through APIs, search interfaces, databases, and other available integration methods. The integration scope depends on your environment and the interfaces provided by each system.

Can it be deployed in a closed network?

It can be deployed in environments with restricted external connectivity using an on-premises configuration. For fully closed networks, the model deployment and update process, as well as the required infrastructure, are designed separately based on your environment.

Start using AI while keeping your security data protected.

Drawing on SANDS Lab's security data and AI development capability, we'll design an on-premise sLLM, RAG, and AI agent structure fit for your organization together.

How does this product behave in your environment?

Whether you're exploring, evaluating, or rolling out, you connect directly with a SANDS Lab solutions engineer. Clear every question before contract — that's the point.

FOR EVALUATORS

Product evaluation & PoC

Real-data PoCs, technical deep-dive sessions, and custom integration scoping. Everything you'd need to validate technical fit before the paperwork starts.

FOR RESEARCHERS

Technical collaboration & licensing

If you want to use the product in an academic benchmark or co-authored paper, we support research licenses and the underlying datasets. Co-authorship is on the table.