All our source code is and documentation are hosted on GitHub.
If you would like to deploy an instance of Tazama to try out the software, have a look at the Full-Stack-Docker-Tazama repository.
The instructions in this repository will help you create a containerized installation of Tazama on a single machine that relies only on the public repositories that are available to all visitors. You will also be able to deploy our pre-compiled private rule processors out of DockerHub, but only with a generic configuration for a single all-encompassing sample typology.
If you would like to deploy an instance of Tazama that contains all the private rule processors with a complete multi-typology configuration, please contact us for “member” access to our organization. While they are open source, the rule processors are in private repositories to prevent the reverse engineering of Tazama’s detection mechanisms by fraudsters. We are working on establishing protocols for access to the private repositories and until these are in place, access to private rule repositories will be limited to representatives of organizations with a legitimate interest in Tazama.