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Design and Evaluation of a Controlled Post-Alert Incident Orchestration and Response Subsystem Using a Rule Engine and a Local Large Language Model
This paper presents a controlled post-alert incident orchestration and response subsystem for educational information systems. The architecture separates deterministic classification, contextual analysis, human approval, and technical execution. A Rule Engine determines severity and selects the play
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