"When hiring a security engineer, employers want to make sure they select candidates who have the technical knowledge of information security software and hardware to ensure their data will be kept safe in the event of a disaster, whether it be an earthquake or a hacker attack. Before attending an interview for this position, prepare to answer a lot of technical questions that will determine the extent of your understanding of information security systems and how they can be used to protect important data."
This was a very relaxed interview. The hiring manger had some prepared question but he was comfortable with my experience and my knowledge of the subject matter. Most of the interview was a exploration to structure the offer. He had an interest in my experience in the Army.
"Tell us about the most complex project you've dealt with?"
about yourself and how was job at last companies
What would you follow when a colleague has been identified as a victim of ransomware?
The main question was in regard to the company values
what is routing protocols
OSI layers
About a six question quiz. It's not designed for people to get all the answers right, it's designed to see how you think. Use any resources, any, internet, phone, applications on the laptop they'll give you, etc. In general they'll give you a Linux stack trace to analyze, a regex string to create a match for (regex101. Com), how to do something in Linux (tail - F), a code chunk to define what it does, they give you raw configuration files (text based config) for a firewall and ask you to describe details of rule X, Most people get between a 10 and 20 out of 30.
What encryption mode does TLS use?
What is a Ransom ware attack
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