Hello,
I'm excited to share an idea I'm working on and hear your thoughts. The concept is a SaaS-based security scanning tool that leverages Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP) and integrates Large Language Models (LLMs) to uncover and analyze security vulnerabilities with unprecedented depth.
The service aims to make cutting-edge security analysis accessible not just to large corporations but to smaller teams and individuals as well, thanks to its SaaS model. Additionally, I'm committed to fostering community collaboration and flexibility by providing an open-source Python SDK. This SDK will allow users to extend the tool's capabilities, integrate with existing workflows, or even contribute to its development.
Key Features:
ZAP Foundation: Builds on the proven scanning capabilities of ZAP for thorough security checks.
LLM Enhancement: Employs LLMs to interpret results, predict vulnerabilities, and offer remediation advice, making the analysis more intelligent and context-aware.
SaaS Accessibility: Offers the tool as a service, ensuring it's up-to-date, scalable, and available anytime, anywhere.
Open Source SDK: Enables customization and extension, fostering a community-driven approach to security solutions.
I'm in the early stages of this idea and would greatly value your input:
- How do you perceive the balance between the SaaS model and the open-source aspect?
- What features or capabilities would you consider crucial for this tool to have?
- Are there any concerns or potential challenges you foresee with such a service?

I look forward to your thoughts and discussions!