Information systems security analyst Interview Questions
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Information Systems Security Analyst interview questions shared by candidates
what is an advantage of a domain?
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Central management and organization of a group of devices, users, and resources.
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This question was obviously asked by someone who knows nothing about security. What is an advantage of a domain? What type of domain were they asking about? Physical? The name in a DNS? A logically separated environment? You are lucky you were not hired. The VP in charge is unethical and intolerable. Most people there don't like or trust him but he is protected by the COO. Less
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On the contrary, that question can only be understood by an applicant who knows that “Domain” here refers to applying the ISO 27001 standard. It has nothing to do with your website. Less
few technical questions, more about overall capabilities, experience and knowledge. Based experience in projects completed and level of contracts
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based on my current experiences and processes.
How I felt about Continuous monitoring and other security related questions.
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I laughed and said that it isn't where it needs to be yet. There is heavy dependency on automation. but, they need to have many people who know what to look for checking the results from the automated tools or they are useless. Continual Improvement is key to a successful security program Less
The group interview contained some very difficult technical questions, but the toughest was about how I would establish a security-conscious culture where there was none.
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Through the use of stakeholder and employee partnerships effective collaboration and teamwork develops to assure a culture of security-consciousness develops and sustains. Additionally, an ISSO must demonstrate the ability to lead and influence their peers and staff not under their direct supervision; in addition the ISSO must have the experience and skills to develop and implement an underlying framework for security processes, roles, and responsibilities for their assigned Information System(s). Less