| 英文摘要 |
With the rapid evolution of automated cyberattacks and complex 5G network environments, enterprises are confronted with a deluge of frequent and polymorphic cyber threats, posing a significant technical bottleneck for traditional static security assessment mechanisms that rely heavily on expert experience. To construct a highly efficient and standardized risk management pipeline, this study develops an automated risk level assessment system for cybersecurity incidents powered by advanced pre-trained language models. The proposed system designs an end-to-end automated data pipeline that recursively extracts semi-structured JSON big data published by the CVE Program on GitHub between 2020 and 2024. Through rigorous data cleansing, flattening, and semantic fusion concatenation, multi-dimensional technical features and vulnerability description texts are transformed into dense numerical tensors. In terms of model implementation, two cutting-edge bidirectional Transformer architectures, RoBERTa and DeBERTa, are introduced and fine-tuned with a customized one-dimensional continuous regression head to predict the CVSS Base Scores. Experimental results indicate that under the constraint of a moderate dataset (30,319 annotated samples), the RoBERTa model demonstrates superior empirical convergence and generalized robustness. Its optimal hyperparameter configuration achieves a Mean Absolute Error (MAE) of 0.1479 and a Coefficient of Determination ($R^2$) of 0.9843, outperforming the more complex DeBERTa architecture. Finally, the system integrates a dynamic data visualization module that clearly depicts model performance using low-saturation scatter plots and confusion matrix heatmaps, substantially enhancing the explainability of AI-driven decisions. The empirical outcomes of this study not only serve as a critical tool for automated cyber threat intelligence triage but can also be seamlessly integrated into enterprise SOAR frameworks, offering substantial practical value for optimizing modern SecOps governance. |