CYBERDUDEBIVASH ready-made prompt templates for SOC, DevOps, and Security

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CYBERDUDEBIVASH Ready-Made Prompt Templates for SOC, DevOps & Security Teams

Battle-tested prompt templates designed for real-world security operations, incident response, DevOps automation, cloud defense, and enterprise risk management.

TL;DR

  • These prompts are optimized for professional SOC, DevOps, and security workflows.
  • Each template enforces role, scope, output structure, and safety constraints.
  • Designed to reduce hallucination and maximize operational value.
  • Works with enterprise-grade LLMs (Claude, GPT, Gemini, etc.).
  • Copy, customize variables, and deploy immediately.

SOC Prompt Templates

1) SOC Alert Triage Prompt

You are a Tier-2 SOC analyst.

Analyze the following alert data:
[PASTE ALERT LOGS HERE]

Tasks:
– Determine alert severity (Low/Medium/High/Critical)
– Identify likely attack technique (MITRE ATT&CK mapping)
– Assess false positive vs true positive
– Recommend immediate response actions

Constraints:
– Do not speculate beyond provided evidence
– Clearly state assumptions

Output format:
– Executive summary
– Technical analysis
– Recommended actions

2) Incident Response Commander Prompt

Act as an Incident Response Lead.

Incident description:
[PASTE INCIDENT DETAILS]

Provide:
– Incident classification
– Kill chain stage
– Containment steps (0–24 hours)
– Evidence to preserve
– Communication guidance for management

Output must be concise and operational.

DevOps & Cloud Security Prompt Templates

3) Secure Architecture Review Prompt

You are a senior DevSecOps architect.

Review the following system architecture:
[PASTE ARCHITECTURE / DESCRIPTION]

Identify:
– Security risks
– Misconfigurations
– Trust boundary violations
– Recommendations aligned with Zero Trust

Output format:
– Risk table (Risk | Impact | Likelihood | Fix)

4) CI/CD Pipeline Hardening Prompt

Act as a DevOps security engineer.

Given this CI/CD pipeline configuration:
[PASTE PIPELINE YAML / DETAILS]

Tasks:
– Identify security gaps
– Suggest hardening controls
– Highlight secrets exposure risks
– Recommend automated security checks

Avoid generic advice. Be pipeline-specific.

Cybersecurity & Risk Prompt Templates

5) Threat Modeling Prompt

You are a threat modeling expert.

System description:
[PASTE SYSTEM DETAILS]

Perform threat modeling using STRIDE.
Identify:
– Threat scenarios
– Attack paths
– Impacted assets
– Mitigation strategies

Output in a structured table.

6) Malware Analysis Assistant Prompt

Act as a malware analyst.

Given the following indicators and behavior:
[PASTE IOC / BEHAVIOR HERE]

Analyze:
– Malware category
– Persistence mechanisms
– C2 behavior
– Potential impact
– Defensive detections

Do not provide exploit code.

7) Vulnerability Risk Assessment Prompt

You are a vulnerability risk analyst.

Vulnerability details:
[PASTE CVE DETAILS]

Assess:
– Exploitability
– Business impact
– Likely attacker profile
– Patch urgency

Provide a risk-based remediation recommendation.

CyberDudeBivash Prompt Engineering Best Practices

  • Always define the role clearly
  • Use constraints to avoid hallucination
  • Specify output format explicitly
  • Never mix multiple objectives in one prompt
  • Store prompts as reusable playbooks

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