When you interview for a position as an information security analyst, you will be be asked about your experience with information security systems and given questions that test your problem solving skills. The interviewer will want to see that you have the technical knowledge and critical thinking skills to protect company data from cyber attacks and point out and fix security flaws before they can be exploited.
Behavioral stuff. And some basic networking (what are the three steps in a three way handshake, have you used TCPdump, how can you use TCPdump to passively map a network, what do you know about IDSes) Also I struggled with: tell me of a time when you worked with a client to meet a mutual goal. I could not think of anything on the fly, but came up with a good answer afterwards.
Describe how you would relay information to a new member of your team?
Networking related questions were asked
My contribution in team and a brief on my work and my approach in prior org
What about yourself are you most proud of?
Was asked to write code that could parse specific pieces of information from a log file, and talk through my thought process.
Tell us about your experience
Previous job related questions, what I have done etc
There were no questions from their side.
How would you approach hiring a new security analyst?
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