Hi everyone!
I've just added a short demo video to the Synapse project to showcase how the platform performs deterministic Software Composition Analysis (SCA) from start to finish.
In this demo, you'll see:
- Importing a project for analysis
- SBOM generation
- Dependency and vulnerability analysis
- Evidence collection
- Findings presented through the web interface
The goal of Synapse is to provide a deterministic-first approach to application security, where every finding is backed by reproducible evidence rather than opaque scanning results.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on:
- User experience
- Scan workflow
- Dashboard design
- Missing capabilities
- Features you'd like to see next
If you're interested in application security, DevSecOps, or open-source security tooling, your feedback would be greatly appreciated.
GitHub: https://github.com/KKloudTarus/synapse-ce
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUdt52em2QQ
Contributions are always welcome! Whether you're interested in backend development, frontend improvements, documentation, parser support, or security research, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
Thank you for taking the time to watch the demo, and I hope it gives you a better idea of where Synapse is heading.
Top comments (1)
Deterministic SCA is valuable because dependency risk is already noisy enough without the tool adding uncertainty. The demo angle I would keep emphasizing is repeatability: same inputs, same graph, same finding, same evidence. That is what lets security teams turn a scan from a suggestion into an operational gate.