#2. Integrity
Whereas confidentiality refers to data access, the idea of integrity is more concerned with the accuracy of that data. Data integrity means you have an assurance that your data can’t be altered, augmented, or deleted — either by an unauthorized third-party or as a result of hardware or software failure.

Here are some concrete examples of how data integrity can be protected:

Cloud backup solutions: Cloud-based platforms that automatically store backups of file data, allowing users to restore files if they are erased or become corrupted.
File monitoring software: Software that monitors critical files to detect any attempted changes, both to their content and their file location. Any such modifications may be password protected or only be available to authorized individuals.
#3. Availability
The concept of availability refers to a person or organization’s ability to access their data as needed. While some might assume availability is a less critical component of security, our continued migration to online data storage has made businesses and individuals vulnerable to direct attacks on data availability. This is known as a distributed denial-of-service (DoS) attack.

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Current Features:
- Employers can post projects and view received proposals.
- Employers can award projects to multiple freelancers but currently cannot hire more than one.

Required Modifications:

Employer:
1- being able to Award and Hire any, many or all Freelancers for a project.
2- once project is awarded to Freelancer/s, Create Milestone option must be available for all awardees.
3- being able to cancel or revoke the project from hired freelancer/s.
4- being able to send a review about the Freelancer on how he managed or completed the project.
5- if awarded the project to Freelancer/s, Freelancer/s must receive notifications about it.
6- must be able to see all payments and milestone details on dashboard Statements.
7- being able to Delete or Hide proposals he received for a project.
8- being able to send messages to Freelancer/s who sent proposals.

Freelancer:
9- Freelancer/s being able to send private messages to Project owner.

All related links and notifications must open its correct page.

އެ ތަނުގައި ހުރި ގަދީމީ އާކިޓެކްޗާތަކާއި ކުރެހުންތަކާއި ލިޔުންތަކާއި އަތްތެރި މަސައްކަތްތަކުން އެކަން ފެނެ އެވެ. އެ މީހުންގެ އަތްތެރި މަސައްކަތްތައް ދަސްކޮށްދޭން ގާއިމްކޮށްފައިވަނީ ޗައިނާގައި ވެސް ހުރި އެންމެ ނުފޫޒު ގަދަ އެއް އިންސްޓިޓިއުޓް ކަމަށްވެ އެވެ. އުމުރުން ދުވަސްވީ މީހުންގެ އިތުރުން ކުޑަކުދިން ވެސް އުޅެ ބޮޑުވަމުންދަނީ އަމިއްލަ ސަގާފަތުގެ ތެރޭގަ އެވެ.

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