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1. Age, Disability, Race, Sexual Orientation, Gender Reassignment , Religion, Pregnancy, Marriage 2. Direct Discrimination, Indirect Discrimination, Harassment, Victimization 3. A pregnant women gets rejected because of her condition. An older person being rejected because of there age. Raising an issue about discrimination and then being discriminated against.

Know your markets - Using google trends to look at what people are interested in. Risks - Waying up the risks in your investment/technology/employees/environment. The way you would manage risk is be having a specific team to identity and mitigate the risks. For example preventing your staff from posting  Remote Working - Letting your employees work from home can help people with disabilities or physical distance  How do organizations and companies manage issues Business context is how someone can manage technology in business and how an individual must consider various aspects of technology to allow the business to thrive. You also need to consider other things that the business will need that will involve technology and how you are able to make decisions to pursue it. The context of it also makes you understand how a business uses technology and allows us to know how to make the correct decisions that won't harm the business. This could be something like managing risk which a...

Referencing Models  The TCP/IP Model: Model is a conceptual framework used to describe the functions of a networking system. This model divides network functions into 4 (sometimes describe by 5) layers The OSI Model: Mainly used for debugging it is a conceptual framework used to describe the functions of a networking system. This model divides network framework into 7 layers. Protocols Networks need to have a set of rules of how to communicate and transmit information from start to end. These rules are called PROTOCOLS Without common protocols, networks would not understand each other. Protocols work with specific layers of the network model, depending on the function A port in networking is a software-defined number associated to a network protocol that receives or transmits communication for a specific service Why are network functions logically separated into layers? What is a layer:     A division of network functionality The Advantages of layers:     Each l...

Network Tools Tools are needed to diagnose issues with a network and figure out what could be wrong with them. IPconfig Is a command on windows' command line that gives you information on you Ping Is another command on windows used to send a packet to a outside client either through the internet or through your local network Tracert A traceroute, also called tracert, is a network testing term that shows a network connection's real-time path a packet takes to reach a network resource. It examines the hops that communication will follow across the IP network. Backup Copying data to a separate location to preserve the data that you are afraid could be compromised Wireshark Used to scan a network and look at all the packets being send in and out of the network.

DHCP This is an example of a DHCP enabled server. The server is assigned the first ip in this case (19.168.0.1) and it then uses the subnet mask (255.255.255.0) and the start ip address (192.168.0.3) to assign ip address for each of the different clients. This makes it significantly easier for people who need to setup large scale networks without assigning individual ips. HTML  &  DNS Services On the server you must be able to direct traffic to a specific location when requesting for a certain IP, in this case (192.168.0.1). I have set this up as a n A record, which is a fundamental type of DNS record that maps a domain name to the IP address of the computer hosting the domain. When a computer then requests the IP address the DNS service then redirects it to the HTTP service.

UK Digital Strategy 2022 Digital foundations:  an update on the Plan for Digital Regulation and the supply-side offer to the digital economy. This includes a focus on: digital infrastructure, data, regulation and digital markets, and security. Ideas and intellectual property:  consolidation of the government’s work to support the innovation ecosystem, including in universities and the private sector. This builds on the Innovation Strategy with a specific focus on digital technology. Digital skills and talent:  highlights the UK government’s work to reform and improve our skills and talent provision for the digital economy. This includes: strengthening the digital education pipeline, increasing awareness of the pathways into digital occupations, work to develop an enhanced digital skills base, growing people’s access to digital skills through alternative routes, our work with the private and third sectors, and this government’s reforms to enable UK firms to recruit the bes...

Banking Payments Credit Card: Credit cards work like mini loans you have a spending cap on a credit card. You must pay back everything you paid for using it by the end of the month otherwise you will accumulate debt. You accumulate debt when you don't pay back what you owe and the bank adds a percentage of the money you owe back on to the total amount, so you now owe the bank more money. Debt Card: Debt Cards are not like credit cards, instead of having a spending cap, you instead put your own money directly into your account, which you can then spend online Cash by mail: Very self-explanatory you send the amount that is owed in the mail Any payment made with vendor using Debt cards or credit cards, means the vendor will have to pay a fee to the credit or debt card provider. This is mostly likely Visa or Mastercard. Direct Debit: Mostly used for subscriptions as this is a form of recurring payment. As well as payment for rent  Direct Bank Transfer: This is where you manually type u...