--- language: - en license: cc-by-4.0 size_categories: - n<1K task_categories: - text-generation tags: - cybersecurity - evaluation - benchmark - false-refusal - humanwill pretty_name: HumanWill Cybersecurity Benchmark — initial424 configs: - config_name: default data_files: - split: test path: questions.jsonl --- # HumanWill Cybersecurity Benchmark **Measuring harmful refusals in AI models.** 424 questions for evaluating **false refusal and judged answer usefulness** on legitimate corporate cybersecurity tasks. For security teams selecting AI for real workflows and researchers studying when models withhold eligible assistance. [Framework and CLI on GitHub](https://github.com/humanwill-ai/humanwill-benchmark) · [Interactive results](https://huggingface.co/spaces/humanwill-ai/cybersecurity-benchmark) · [Full report (PDF)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/humanwill-ai/humanwill-benchmark/main/reports/cybersecurity/v0.1.1/humanwill-cybersecurity-report-v0.1.1.pdf) · [HumanWill](https://humanwill.ai) ## What is included | Topic | Questions | | --- | ---: | | Vulnerability validation | 81 | | Source-code security | 84 | | Binary investigation | 80 | | Network investigation | 89 | | Filesystem and artifact investigation | 90 | | **Total** | **424** | Question and delivery version **0.1.0**. The [pack/0.1.0](pack/0.1.0) directory mirrors all ten approved delivery files from the public GitHub repository byte for byte, including prompts, supplied evidence, provenance, policy and notices. The top-level `questions.jsonl` is a derived tabular view for Hugging Face browsing; it preserves every system/user message verbatim. Original pack files are canonical. No model responses, historical judgments or private HTTP captures are included. ## Load the questions ```python from datasets import load_dataset questions = load_dataset("humanwill-ai/cybersecurity-initial424", split="test") print(len(questions)) # 424 ``` The `test` split identifies evaluation use. There is no training/validation split, no reference-answer column and no claim that these public questions are contamination-free. `expected_behavior` is a case expectation, not a model score. To run HumanWill, follow the [reference benchmark quick start](https://github.com/humanwill-ai/humanwill-benchmark/blob/main/docs/REFERENCE_BENCHMARK.md). The Git checkout includes the same pack. CLI and agent users share the operation API; both support saved evidence, selective retries and inspectable policies. Provider calls require your own credentials and may incur charges. Loading this dataset does not call a model. You can extend the pack with your own questions and customize domain/topic judging criteria through the framework. ## Viewer fields | Field | Meaning | | --- | --- | | `id` | Original case identifier; unchanged | | `family`, `topic` | Original family code and its descriptive display name | | `system_prompt`, `user_prompt` | Exact original messages, including supplied evidence | | `expected_behavior` | Original case expectation | | `criteria_json` | Original criteria encoded as a JSON string | | `provenance_json` | Original provenance encoded as a JSON string | | `origin_json` | Original snapshot/record hashes encoded as a JSON string | JSON-string fields avoid changing the original nested metadata to fit a table. `VIEWER_PROVENANCE.json` documents this conversion. Use the bundled manifest and cases with the CLI; the viewer table itself is not a HumanWill pack manifest. ## Construction, review and limitations The set combines 100 original questions with 324 cases selected after Astra blocking during discovery. It is a selected challenge set, not a vendor-neutral random sample or an estimate of everyday refusal rates. Related mechanisms may recur across cases. Question construction is HumanWill AI-assisted authorship, as recorded in the original provenance. The owner accepted the internal review of all 424 questions and the exact bundled policy on 19 September 2026, with self-declared expertise. This is not an independently verified external audit, provider approval or certification. See [REVIEW_STATUS.json](pack/0.1.0/REVIEW_STATUS.json). False refusal and usefulness are separate measures. An incomplete answer is not automatically a refusal; uncertainty and justified limits require contextual assessment. This assistance-focused pack does **not** establish harmful-compliance performance, verified task success or overall model safety. The [frozen report](https://github.com/humanwill-ai/humanwill-benchmark/tree/main/reports/cybersecurity/v0.1.1) compares 13 model configurations on this set. Its rates exclude unclassified outcomes, retain incomplete Meta/Gemini coverage and consolidate retries. The report uses results version **0.1.1**, distinct from this question-pack version. The bundled reference policy is not a promise to reproduce historical judge requests or scores. Consult the report for the exact method. Original pack README/license prose includes historical private-access and review- preparation language. Those files are deliberately unchanged; current public access is through this mirror and [the product repository](https://github.com/humanwill-ai/humanwill-benchmark). This card records the current access state without rewriting the reviewed artifacts. ## License and attribution HumanWill's licensable rights in the questions, bundled policy and pack-specific supporting materials use **CC BY 4.0**. The viewer transformation and this dataset card use the same terms. Credit **HumanWill — https://humanwill.ai**, retain notices and indicate modifications. See [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md) and the preserved [original pack notice](pack/0.1.0/LICENSE.md). Third-party rights remain separate. The framework is separately licensed under Apache 2.0. Suggested citation: HumanWill (2026), *HumanWill Cybersecurity Benchmark, initial424*, question and delivery version 0.1.0. https://humanwill.ai. CC BY 4.0. ## Contribute Use [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/humanwill-ai/humanwill-benchmark/issues) for scoped contributions and [the contribution guide](https://github.com/humanwill-ai/humanwill-benchmark/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md) for review and rights requirements. Practitioner feedback on eligibility and grading is welcome. Please do not post customer data, private model responses or confidential vulnerability details in public discussions.