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… as possible, for example, in the event of a failure or outage. There are several techniques for this. Most commonly used is the creation of so-called ‘snapshots’ spread over multiple locations. This technique requires that these ‘snapshots’ are online, depending on the chosen solution or manufacturer. The cyber attacker was able to encrypt these online backups from a few critical systems. This must be prevented in the future. Therefore, in addition to online backups, offline backups must also be provided, so that the scenario of total failure can be prevented. In the meantime, we have made … on a new function within the institution. Nevertheless, there is ongoing investment in cyber security. This is also necessary because cyber threats also change all the time. There is a real race. Storyline Nick Bos, UM Symposium 5-2-2020 1. You are visiting Maastricht University today to hear the story behind the cyber attack on our institution. And that is what we are going to tell you today. But first I would like to explore a somewhat broader perspective with you, because we are convinced that …

… lots of opportunities’, he says. Having lived here for over a year now, their social life is also beginning to develop, although some hurdles had to be overcome there too. ‘The Dutch culture is much more organised than we are used to. If you want to visit a friend, you have to make an appointment first. In Syria, this is totally different. But slowly we are getting used to our new life. In the past year we have made new friends – Claire and Pol – who are a great support and people we can fall back … contrary, FHML’s study associations organise all sorts of activities for students who actively seek to prepare themselves for life after university; ranging from career events, where it is possible to speed date with alumni and professionals, to work- shops and workplace visits. ‘This also happens within bachelor’s and master’s pro- grammes,’ says Van Raak. ‘Students nonetheless often have the idea that they’re not sufficiently being prepared for the labour market, and that’s partly because a lot … HIS NATIVE SOIL LIMBURG KEPT DRAWING HIM BACK. 26| EducationMatters Prizes THE ELEVATE LECTURER AWARD On June 14, 2017, Francine Schneider (Department of Health Promotion) won the Elevate Lecturer Award. The award was granted by students of the online ‘Health Education and Promotion’ programme. Students were very positive about the programme as well as the development of the online learning environment. NOUSJKA VRANKEN WINS AWARD AT THE STUDENT RESEARCH CONFERENCE IN NIJMEGEN Nousjka Vranken …