Integration layer, open to inspection.
Decent Cybersecurity has published the complete interoperability layer of SynapseCommand under the Apache 2.0 licence, so partners, system integrators and procurement authorities can verify the data contract independently.
https://github.com/Decent-Cybersecurity/synapsecommand-public
What is in the public release
The SynapseCommand integration layer is published under the Apache 2.0 licence. The product runtime remains proprietary; the interoperability contract is open for independent review.
A single intermediate representation for every connected tactical feed. Each external format is translated into the CDM once, and out of it once where bidirectional traffic is required.
Machine-readable schema definitions that let procurement authorities and integrators validate the data contract independently, without access to the proprietary SynapseCommand runtime.
Reference adapters covering ASTERIX, STANAG 4676, STANAG 4607, ADS-B, AIS, TAK, Picogrid and additional positioning feeds, with more standards on the roadmap.
The same software development kit and validation harness used internally by Decent Cybersecurity, so integrators can reproduce tests on their own infrastructure.
Apache 2.0
You may use, modify and distribute the integration layer under the Apache 2.0 licence. This is a permissive open-source licence intended for system integrators, procurement authorities and allied developers who need to verify interoperability before committing to a programme.
What is not in the repository
The SynapseCommand platform runtime, the proprietary agent mesh, CommanderNL, CyberFort Blockchain and the Kill Web decision engine are not part of this release. Only the data contract, adapters and validation tools are published.
Inspect the data contract on GitHub
The repository contains the complete interoperability layer, build instructions and the validation harness. No company account or NDA is required to read the code.
Open GitHub repository