Secure cloud architecture for a growing South African micro-lender digitizing loan origination and scaling regionally.
#/ Build It Anywhere — Pair Project Repository
/**Cyber Sentinel Programme, Cohort 3, Year 2 — Hein Wagner Academy**
This is your pair's project repository for the whole year. It **is** your portfolio: everything you build, secure, and prove lives here, and its commit history is the evidence that you did the work continuously rather than at the last minute.
Replace the placeholders below in your first Friday (Phase 1), then commit.
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## Our pair
- **Persona:** _Thusanang Microlending_
- **Student A:** _Yanga Tutshana_
- **Student B:** _Hattinie Freyer_
- **The platform in one paragraph:** _We are buiding a cloud architexture for Thusanang Microlending, a microleading company who is expanding to other provices._
## How this repository is organised
Every folder has its own `README.md` explaining exactly what belongs in it. In order of the year:
- **charter/** — your project charter, business profile, and POPIA exposure assessment (Phase 1)
- **threat-model/** — the threat model, versions 0 to 3, each kept (Phases 1 to 4)
- **architecture/** — the Bicep design, identity model, control mapping, and Mermaid diagrams with written descriptions (Phase 2)
- **infrastructure/** — the OpenTofu definition and its plan output (Phase 3B onward)
- **hardening/** — the Ansible playbook and Lynis before-and-after reports (Phase 3A)
- **containers/** — the Dockerfile and image scan reports (Phase 3B and 3D)
- **runbooks/** — shutdown and restore, disaster recovery, and incident response (Phases 3A, 3C, 4)
- **ai/** — the AI feature, its risk assessment, and its governance controls (Phase 4)
- **automation/** — your Python tooling with tests (Phase 5)
- **cost/** — the costed bill of materials and scenario models (Phase 5)
- **evidence/** — asciinema casts, scanner reports, log extracts, pipeline run records (all year)
- **reflections/** — one reflection **per student, per phase**, in your own words (all year)
## The one rule that matters most
**Evidence is always text.** …