Cyber Security Analyst Interview Questions in United States
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What sort of anomalies would you look for to identify a compromised system?
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I used a whiteboard to draw out a basic network architecture including security technologies like IPS/IDS, Firewalls, AV, etc, and described the type of traffic and logs I could use to identify a compromised system. Less
Tell me about yourself?
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I’m a fantastic person looking to pay my bills
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I am a hairdresser for 23 years looking for different opportunities with benefits Less
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I am a hairdresser for 23 years looking for different opportunities with benefits Less
What is the CIA Triad?
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Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability*
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“These three letters stand for confidentiality, integrity, and availability, otherwise known as the CIA triad. Together, these three principles form the cornerstone of any organization's security infrastructure; in fact, they (should) function as goals and objectives for every security program.” Less
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confidentiality, integrity, accountablity
What is your availability and ability to get the job done
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I am available 24/7 whenever wherever
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I am available full time
What is the difference between UDP and TCP?
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TCP establishes connection before data transfer is done. In addition, any packet loss during transmission is re-transmitted for reliability. In UDP no connection is established before data is transferred. Less
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How long did it take you to get the offer after the inteview ?
What are the three pillars of information security ?
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Confidentiality, integrity and availability CIA
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Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability
They are so rigid in their interview process that I beleive they overlook talent and are focused on people passing Dr. Mercer's tests
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three of the people I interviewed with were somewhat disgruntled with the company... overworked. Less
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At the end of a 3 hour interview that went perfectly, I was told I'd meet the president of the company. Prez came in and said, "I have 5 minutes." He showed me a bad photocopy of the company's core values... status quo. I said, Yes! I agree. He asked me, "The client is always right. True or false?" I said, "Well, the short answer is 'yes, of course! But for the past decades there's a much larger understanding of customer relationships... and it involves developing a partnership and strong supply chain" . They never called me to inform me of the interview result. I reached out the the company director who never took or returned my calls. No wonder that outfit had a non-stop search for production supervisors and process engineers. The company will be gone in a few years. Less
