Like with many other services aiming at protecting your data from theft, two-factor authentication is now also compulsory for you when entering your Europass account. It simply means that you need an extra security step, ensuring that it is really you who is logging in. This will help prevent access to and misuse of your personal data.
What do you need for this?
Your mobile device or your eID is enough to set up your two-step login process for your Europass:
How does an all-digital Europass help you fit in?
Take the digital skills test, a simple and easy test to understand your digital skills level. Your answers will determine where your skills level is in five different digital skills groups such as:
You get to Europass to create your Europass CV quick and easy! But, do you know that there are several digital tools that you can explore as you are in the process of applying to jobs or courses?
This document is an EQF Referencing Report.
This document is a template of the mobility supplement.
Notifications that pop up on mobile devices have made it easy for hackers to access accounts.
If you use a PIN code or biometrics to authenticate with the EU Login app, you will soon receive authentication requests inside the app instead of getting push notifications.
iOS users must upgrade to the latest version of the app as soon as possible. Once the change goes live, iOS users with older versions of the app will not be able to confirm authentication requests by PIN code or biometrics.
