Nowadays, many programs or online accounts on different websites require you to have a personal account. You must set a username and password for all these online accounts or programs. A username is often formed by your own name, a number or email address. The password is often more complicated and consists of several strange characters, numbers and letters. After all, a password must be strong and unique so that your account remains safe. But how do you keep your account safe and have a strong password? And more importantly, how do you make sure you don’t forget all your different passwords?

Faced with the unprecedented health crisis, exceptional health measures had to be put in place. These solutions were deployed with the aim of limiting the spread of the coronavirus by, among other things, forcing individuals to wear a mask. Wearing these masks became mandatory in public places and in workplaces. These various measures affect the whole world and represent an additional difficulty for private investigators. While it’s always possible to identify a person wearing a mask, the task is more complex and requires real expertise to identify key elements.

Along with the corona epidemic that is holding the world in it’s grip, there is also a malware that keeps computers in their grip: Ransomware. A program that locks all your computer files, after which your files are released in exchange for ransom. The ransom can go from a few hundred to thousands dollars or euros.

The search for a good job may seem endless to some applicants. Adjusting a resume to be more eye-catching can be tempting, but is that a good idea? And what are the consequences?
Research by recruitment agency Robert Half has shown that 70 percent of employers receive resumes with lies on it. These results were calculated based on a survey of 300 Dutch managers with recruitment authority.