People Matter At Avada

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A Place Where People Enjoy Working.

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Fully Optimised: The Only Software You Need

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Core Hiring Principles

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Profit Sharing

Our employees have the option of an annual dividend paid in cash, or the equivalent value to be paid in more stock from the company.

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Childcare

We don’t charge a penny or make any salary deductions for on-premise childcare for our employees. Raising a family can be hard enough without an additional financial burden.

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Education

We would rather hire internally than externally, so bettering our employees if they desire something more comes at no cost, and we integrate it into their working day.

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    Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, authenticity and nonrepudiation.

    FOUNDATION OF INFORMATION SECURITY

    The eight domains of the Common Body of Knowledge are built on the foundation of the following concepts.

    CONFIDENTIALITY, INTEGRITY, AND AVAILABILITY

    Confidentiality

    Confidentiality is to keep personal or organizational data confidential or secret. To keep confidentiality means to prevent unauthorized access to that data. An example of personal data is Social Security numbers. An example of organizational data is Intellectual Property (IP).

    Integrity

    Integrity is to maintain the integrity of data. An example is to prevent the unauthorized modification of a document or database.

    Availability

    Availability is to maintain the access to that data. An example is access to an inventory report.

    Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, authenticity and nonrepudiation.

    FOUNDATION OF INFORMATION SECURITY

    The eight domains of the Common Body of Knowledge are built on the foundation of the following concepts.

    CONFIDENTIALITY, INTEGRITY, AND AVAILABILITY

    Confidentiality

    Confidentiality is to keep personal or organizational data confidential or secret. To keep confidentiality means to prevent unauthorized access to that data. An example of personal data is Social Security numbers. An example of organizational data is Intellectual Property (IP).

    Integrity

    Integrity is to maintain the integrity of data. An example is to prevent the unauthorized modification of a document or database.

    Availability

    Availability is to maintain the access to that data. An example is access to an inventory report.

    Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, authenticity and nonrepudiation.

    FOUNDATION OF INFORMATION SECURITY

    The eight domains of the Common Body of Knowledge are built on the foundation of the following concepts.

    CONFIDENTIALITY, INTEGRITY, AND AVAILABILITY

    Confidentiality

    Confidentiality is to keep personal or organizational data confidential or secret. To keep confidentiality means to prevent unauthorized access to that data. An example of personal data is Social Security numbers. An example of organizational data is Intellectual Property (IP).

    Integrity

    Integrity is to maintain the integrity of data. An example is to prevent the unauthorized modification of a document or database.

    Availability

    Availability is to maintain the access to that data. An example is access to an inventory report.

    Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, authenticity and nonrepudiation.

    FOUNDATION OF INFORMATION SECURITY

    The eight domains of the Common Body of Knowledge are built on the foundation of the following concepts.

    CONFIDENTIALITY, INTEGRITY, AND AVAILABILITY

    Confidentiality

    Confidentiality is to keep personal or organizational data confidential or secret. To keep confidentiality means to prevent unauthorized access to that data. An example of personal data is Social Security numbers. An example of organizational data is Intellectual Property (IP).

    Integrity

    Integrity is to maintain the integrity of data. An example is to prevent the unauthorized modification of a document or database.

    Availability

    Availability is to maintain the access to that data. An example is access to an inventory report.

    Confidentiality, integrity, and availability, authenticity and nonrepudiation.

    FOUNDATION OF INFORMATION SECURITY

    The eight domains of the Common Body of Knowledge are built on the foundation of the following concepts.

    CONFIDENTIALITY, INTEGRITY, AND AVAILABILITY

    Confidentiality

    Confidentiality is to keep personal or organizational data confidential or secret. To keep confidentiality means to prevent unauthorized access to that data. An example of personal data is Social Security numbers. An example of organizational data is Intellectual Property (IP).

    Integrity

    Integrity is to maintain the integrity of data. An example is to prevent the unauthorized modification of a document or database.

    Availability

    Availability is to maintain the access to that data. An example is access to an inventory report.