Your best friend has done something that is threatening to her position and you knew what she has done. If found out, she could lose her job. But the work she has done also has a huge negative impact to the organisation. Will you tell that matter to your boss?
Based on areas of interest and basics of cryptography and infosec.
In the first Interview I was basically asked about my internship (what I actually did), co-curricular activities and about the roles I played in various committees, positions of responsibility, etc (all based on my resume). I was asked to give examples of incidents where I used my leadership qualities. I was also asked general questions about Cyber Security, why it is important, etc. However I wasn't asked a single technical or project related question. This interview lasted for about 20-25 minutes. In the Final Interview I was asked about my projects and more general questions on Cyber Security. I was also asked whether I'm open to relocation to which I answered that I was ready to do so. This interview lasted for less than 10 minutes.
Talk about a time you had to organize your priorities.
Buffer Overflow, CSRF, XSS, SQL Injection, Programming languages used, What is vulnerability management, and what does the threat life cycle look like?
All about basic SOC and operations
What is different between threat, vulnerability and risk?
Describe a time when you were working on a project the parameters/scope changed in the middle of the assignment. How did you handle this situation?
SOC Analyst Process Cyber Security Tools Computer Forensics Technics
Experience questions and how would you do the job.
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