Compliance
If you like applying Compliance, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- DesignIntermediateNew
Build a Multi-Tenant Kubernetes Foundation for Veterinary-Clinic SaaS
Using the provided tenant tier specification and tenant roster, design and prototype a multi-tenant model where each tenant gets its own Kubernetes namespace for compute, its ow…
- Kubernetes
- Multi Tenancy
- AWS
Open coursework - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Privacy-by-Design Review for a Smart-City Data Platform
Map the new module's end-to-end data flow (sensors -> ingestion -> analytics -> dashboards -> exports). Run a Privacy Impact Assessment against OECD privacy principles + per-ten…
- Privacy By Design
- Privacy Regulation
- Compliance
Information Security Management and Governance - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Open-Source License Audit and 60-Day Remediation Plan for Lumen Observability
Work only from the four items in provided_materials. Start with the dependency inventory (the 'Lumen dependency inventory' dataset), which lists every open-source package, its d…
- Oss Licensing
- Sbom
- Supply Chain
Open coursework - DesignIntermediateNew
Redesign DataFlow's Architecture for Enterprise Sales
Working only from the materials provided (the engineering dossier, the current-system technical specification, the enterprise prospect requirements brief, and the reliability an…
- Microservices
- Multi Tenancy
- Cloud Architecture
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- DesignIntermediateNew
Author a SOC 2-Ready Incident Response Playbook for Kestrel Pay
Using the Kestrel Pay company dossier and the current pinned-message 'playbook' (both provided), author a four-phase playbook — Prepare, Detect & Analyze, Contain/Eradicate/Reco…
- Incident Response
- NIST Sp 800 61
- Security Governance
Open coursework - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Build a Risk Register for a Cross-Border Healthcare Provider
Run 8 structured interviews (CISO, IT director, clinical-systems lead, DPO, 4 clinic managers) to surface the top risk candidates. Map each risk against NIST SP 800-30 (threat s…
- Risk Management
- NIST Sp 800 30
- Security Governance
Open coursework - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Clear a Fortune-100 Privacy Review for an HR-Tech Vendor
Using the product fact-sheet, the stakeholder interview notes, the buyer's 14-concern brief, and the official texts of the General Data Protection Regulation and the EU Artifici…
- Compliance
- Privacy Regulation
- GDPR
Open coursework - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Penetration-Test the TLS Configuration of an Edge Fleet
Receive read-only access to a 50-node representative sample (anonymized). Scan with testssl.sh + Qualys SSL Labs (where reachable) + a custom Go tool you write to test specific …
- Tls
- Applied Cryptography
- Penetration Testing
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- CodeIntermediateNew
Automate Retraining with a Drift-Triggered MLflow Pipeline
Stand up the pipeline end to end with the team's existing stack (MLflow tracking + model registry, Airflow orchestration). Wire Evidently to compute weekly drift; when drift cro…
- Mlflow
- Airflow
- Data Drift Detection
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