Projects

Independent Project Synapse and SOCRoot tracks.

Project Synapse is the open-source graduation project; SOCRoot is the commercial subscription-service direction. They may reuse engineering assets, but they have separate scopes, owners, evidence, and success criteria.

ProjectRoleMaturity
Project SynapseHybrid SOC architecture, PSM streaming detection, data analytics, controlled CVE workflow, and evidence gatesReport-backed POC results; public reproduction package pending
SOCRoot Control Plane candidatePortals, RBAC, onboarding, client state, evidence, and observability for subscription servicesPrivate / pre-production / history review
Project Synapse Runtime/POCWazuh ingestion, triage, HITL, runtime actions, and technical evidencePrivate / pre-production / history review
SOCRoot WebsiteSubscription-service positioning, customer value, and maturity boundariesActive website / commercial validation pending
DVTA AssessmentAuthorized thick-client security assessmentCompleted academic evidence
Project Synapse · PSM

Measured proof-of-concept results, with the boundary visible

The 2025–2026 academic report records 60,000 events processed in 62 seconds, 967 events/second sustained throughput, 15.96-second average latency, and 95.9% precision on 100 labeled privilege-escalation cases.

Evidence status: source-backed by the academic deliverable; raw sanitized inputs, pinned configuration, and a public rerun package remain pending. Enterprise targets of 50,000–200,000 events/second are design goals, not deployed results. Review the evidence register →
Maturity boundary: implemented components do not prove complete end-to-end production readiness. Sensitive remediation remains human-controlled until testing, rollback, isolation, and operational evidence are complete.
DVTA v2.0

Security assessment evidence

An isolated grey-box lab assessment documented 12 confirmed findings across injection, credential storage, access control, network transmission, and session handling, with mitigation guidance and explicit responsible-use boundaries.

Review the assessment