NL2XQL: Turning Natural Language into Powerful Cybersecurity Querying
NL2XQL transforms natural language into powerful XQL queries, making cybersecurity investigations accessible to all security teams without requiring deep syntax knowledge.
Palo Alto Networks
XQL
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