12 Incredible SOC Analyst Interview Questions and Answers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I attack 12 (+2 bonus) cybersecurity analyst questions you are likely to see in an entry-level analyst job interview. I provide the answers to the questions, but also provide context on why you are being asked this question and how the answer folds into the bigger picture of that job and this industry.
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Time Markers
1:31 Intro
3:24 Explain risk, vulnerability and threat?
7:09 What is the difference between Asymmetric and Symmetric encryption and which one is better?
10:21 What is an IPS and how does it differs from IDS?
12:40 What is XSS, how will you mitigate it?
14:36 What is the difference between encryption and hashing?
17:30 Are you a coder/developer or know any coding languages?
18:06 What is CSRF?
18:58 What is a Security Misconfiguration?
21:21 What is a Black hat, white hat and Grey hat hacker?
22:18 What is a firewall?
26:17 How do you keep yourself updated with the information security news?
27:20 The world has recently been hit by ……. Attack/virus etc. What have you done to protect your organization as a security professional?
32:35 What is the CIA triangle?
33:10 HIDS vs NIDS and which one is better and why?
35:36 One Cool Thing - AttackIQ Academy
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Samy Kamkar XSS Attack - Greatest Moments in Hacking History: Samy Kamkar Takes Down Myspace • Greatest Moments in Ha...
CIS Benchmarks Secure Configuration - www.cisecurity.org/cis-benchm...
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I crushed my third and final interview because of this video. I was fully prepared, and as soon as the questions started to come, I was ready for them. I instantly went from nervous to calm and confident. As a result, I'm being given a job offer. Thanks Gerry.
Hell yeah!!! Thanks for the share and congratulations 🎉🎊
Congrats. What questions were you asked
@@okegs4real quite a few from this video, actually
Congratulations!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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@@SimplyCyber
Thank you very much.
This helped me land my first T2 cyber network engineer position and changed my life.
Love you bro
COMMENT OF THE YEAR! I'm so happy to hear this and so appreciative you shared.
Can you tell me the interview questions/ list of concepts you prepared for the interview ?
Congratulations. What was your experience prior to the cyber job?
i have an entry-level infosec analyst interview at 10:30am (it’s 5:30am now. i’m listening to it whilst getting my workout in). i could have answered 90-ish% of the questions in the video, so i’m now much more confident and this smashed my imposter syndrome. in think i’m ready to go and kick some A in the interview. thank you!
Good luck! I have a SOC Analyst interview next week, and I'm very nervous for it.
How did it go?
@@johnpiernicky8674 how did it go
Did you get the job?
@@zallow8794 it definitely is.
to all: i did get the job. funny thing is, because it was actually intended to be an entry level job, they didnt ask me any technical questions, just why i picked the certs i had at the time and was like, OK, we will show you what we want you to do. they took a chance on me and (not to brag) but i've been blowing them away since like day 3 (when i first started working client monitoring...with supervision). now, im the best threat hunter on the defense team (the offense team does some defense stuff daily as well, but of the pure defense team, i'm the best). my director even defers to me on some threats that he gets stumped on (or when some of the newer guys get stumped and ask him, he defers to me to do hunt it down). and yet...still have imposter syndrome like i dont belong.
that last bit was not to brag, but an anecdote of what could happen if a company posts a real job posting, and doesnt require the moon for an entry-level job, and takes a chance on someone willing to learn.
Thanks for going over this. It helps to see how other people answer questions like this. Sometimes I feel in interviews I tend to ramble and overshare, but all of the interviewers I have talked with seem to enjoy watching someone really "nerd out" and get excited about answering the questions.
If you are nerding out chances are your showing a lot of passion for the topic. Always a good sign
This video help me get my first job as entry level SOC analyst! Thank you 🙏🏾
This was incredibly helpful! Long-time subscriber! Love your content! Resouces were awesome! Thanks, Gerarld Auger!
Gerry great breakdown of what some of the questions can be during an interview and how to dissect the questions. Although some of the questions are basic, the ability to demonstrate and articulate a coherent understanding of the topic is challenging, especially when nerves are on 10! I am on the hunt for a SOC analyst position and this video helps tremendously.
Gerry! You were on a roll man! Keep it going! I want to hear answers to the other questions.
You are a true blessing to this community ❤
Thank you saw a handful of these in the interview. I also googled soc questions and it helped so much more than flipping through textbooks to learn
Thank you for this. I nailed my SOC analyst interview because of it.
Did they ask you multiple questions from the video? Also was it an entry level
@@brandon137 two of the questions I didn't have the answer to and actually got asked when I went in for my first position. And it was entry level yeah.
This was perfect thank you! Just came across your channel and I’ll definitely be checking out other videos and recommending at work
Thank you! Its a labor of love and happy you found it valuable.
Awesome information!
Very handy now that I'm on an interview process.
I look at this video before every interview I have, just to refresh my incident response brain lol... definitely add with more recent questions please
This was awesome. I took 4 pages of notes and learned from a different perspective many other elements that can contribute to my toolbox. I have an interview today and am going to use this information to NAIL IT!
Thank you so much. I have also subscribed.
Hope a follow up post about you crushing this interview appears here ☺️
Awesome content!!! I enjoyed this form of presentation. Sometimes it’s good to get question and answer session to track your progress. And also it helps you understand how to respond/answer interview questions. Kudos bro, would like more of this.
Thank you for this!! I have an interview this week and this is perfect for giving me confidence in my own knowledge and areas I need to brush up and really deepen my own understanding.
Best wishes with the interview. Crush It!
Did you get the job?
CSRF is really tough to explain! I couldn't really figure it out until I did the CSRF challenge in DVWA. Great video, btw! I have my first technical interview on Thursday and this is super helpful.
Great idea with DVWA. Might have to do a video on that just to solidify it w myself too. Best wishes on the interview, crush it!
Nice to hear that. What's DVWA?
@@francisfrancis1153 Damn Vulnerable Web App - it's an intentionally-vulnerable web app deployment that you can install on a VM, and use to illustrate/practice on various OWASP vulnerabilities. dvwa.co.uk/
@@micahbabinski Thanks for clarifying.
Yes, run through Level 2 and do a separate video!
Amazing video, it helped a lot!. Thank you.
yes this is very helpful and I would love another vid with more advanced questions
Thanks. Working on a mock soc interview livestream.
I’m really late to the game here but wanted to thank you for the content. Currently studying security and this gives me a lot of confidence in my knowledge.
CSRF is basically making a url that when used by an attacker makes the victim take an unexpected action. For my college class we where given a vulnerability website designed to look like myspace. So we make urls that when loaded would add 'Samy' to your friend list. So if Alice clicked on the link it would added Samy to there friend group. Another step up for this attack is making the url be seen as an image on you profile. So to have your profile picture be the malicious url. So whenever someone views your profile they add you as their friend, becuase the url is automatically clicked from the servers code viewing the image. There are some catches like you needed to know the token and timestamp, but those where insecurely configured to where they where not changing.
This is really helpful because I will be doing an interview for my first SOC position and I was feeling like nervous because what if they ask me stuff I have never heard of. this gave me more confidence because I actually do know this stuff. I would like the second video pleaseeee
Best wishes on that SOC interview. You got this! Would love an update after to hear how it went. Feel free to join on the discord too, great community in there talking cybers. discord.gg/8PN5qP8QjR
@@SimplyCyber just signed up
@@OshunBabyKhalimaCrazy cool. Be sure to ping me; not sure your username. But welcome to the party. :)
Did you get the job?
@@viktosmarine1674 actually yes i did but i turned it down for a control assessor lol your bomb
This was really helpful, if you could continue with this that'd be great!
Syed thanks! I will keep going. I purposefully didn’t look at future questions on the list in case people wanted more. Thank you for the feedback. Hope you got something useful out of the video
@@SimplyCyber I really did, and you're doing an amazing job. Thanks for what you do!
Thanks Gerry! I would love for you to always run for ALL the questions.. for those on here who are still learning the basics
Thanks Kelley. I'll keep cranking them out. Thanks for the feedback.
BOOM SHANKA... great vid man.. shared on linkedin for all my BLUETEAM hopeful peeps...
Thanks Ryan. Love the energy.
Awesome video....Would be nice to get a video like this for Vulnerability Management Analyst Interview Q&A
Good idea. I'll add it to the episodes queue. Thanks Louie.
I have a technical interview (SOC) in two days and this video is helping me so much.
Thank you !!!!!
Fantastic news. Thanks for sharing and happy to hear this vid can help. Best wishes on the interview. If you are comfortable with it, would love to know how it goes and the outcome.
Did u get the job???
How did it go
very useful video, thank you so much. keep the great work up!
Thanks Ali. Trying to to keep it that way. 😃
Thanks for this , quite helpful !
Awesome video, helped me feel more prepare for all my upcoming interviews. Your channel has so much amazing stuff. P.S. I got super distracted by your cool custom "Simply Cyber" terminal. I wanna do that...
Thanks Daniel. Best wishes on the interviews.
I really appreciated this video and have subscribed to your channel
wonderful video, it helps to clarify what basic things we must know about it and what situations are reccommended to use critical thinking
Thank you for supporting the channel and your feedback.
Please do for level 2 as well.
Great job.#cool
This is a BEAUTIFUL video!
Thank you so much!
Great Video Gerald..so you explain things so well...and like others, I too have my interview...keep up the good work..your video really helped me a lot..
Thanks and best wishes on the interview. You got this!
It was very useful!!! Thank you!
15:52 I plan to talk about the CIA triad here. Encryption ensures confidentiality and hashing ensures integrity. Throw a couple algorithms in there and hopefully they like it lol. I like your distinction of plaintext vs encrypted.
A little late and dont know if you made more of this but this is gold so more please!! lol
You got it RuledSpiral!
Dude you're awesome, thank you. I'm new to IT though.
Digging the new logo. One suggestion is to add circuitry to the lettering to make it look even sharper and tech-like!
This is great!! I have my interview tomorrow. I will follow up here with an update!
Yes! Positive attitude; open mind; good
Vibes! Best wishes Justin, crush it! Let me know how it goes.
@@SimplyCyber so I complete crushed the interview with the hiring manager! I’m moving on to the next step. I did want to ask you if you experienced a hiring process like mine.
1) pass the interview with the recruiter
2) pass the interview with the hiring manager
3) in a three hour block I have an interview with the rest of the team where the three of them will ask me more technical questions. Followed by and interview with one of the security engineers followed by an interview with the CISO and then one last interview with the hiring manager.....
I personally love a challenge and am looking forward to this but I have never heard or gone through such a process. Again I love it but was curious to know if that is a common thing in the cyber world.
Thanks in advance!
@@Jotin8664 First of all . YES!!! This is great and I'm so happy for you (thanks for sharing with our community). As far as the battery of interviews, that sounds like a bit overkill with 6 phases of interviews. Sometimes its because folks schedules dont line up and you have to split it, but yikes. Check out the most recent vid i just published about 'SOC Life' with Brandon poole. He gives some questions you can ask in the interview to get a good idea of how they run their SOC.
Stay the course, execute consistently, be yourself. Enthusiasm, attitude, proactivity, personal drive are all things that I look for that are discovered in the interview, not the resume. Best wishes Justin!
@@SimplyCyber hey, so here’s the final update for everyone. I GOT THE JOB!!! Officially a Security Operations Analyst!
This video and the video with Brandon Poole really helped me. The video with Brandon is a video I will refer to over and over again as I progress from Tier 1 to 4. Thank you again for this great content!!!
@@Jotin8664 yes! 🙌 congratulations Justin. Keep crushing it! Such great news!
Wonderfull Explanation,please procced with level 02
Super useful!
I’m enjoying your content. I am pivoting into IT and looking to jump right into a cyber domain. I’ll be finishing my degree in the beginning of December and have earned the entry level certs (A+, Net+, Sec+). I’m concerned about my lack of practical experience when applying for jobs. Hopefully I will come across some content speaking on labs that are valuable when you have 0 experience.
do you know what space in cyber you are interested in working?
@@SimplyCyber I have a path in mind, right now CS architect seems to be the direction I’m leaning. I say this with near certainty that the plan will change once I start moving into different roles.
@@ev4sec im an architect now. Understanding cybersecurity programs (like NIST CSF) and understanding infrastructure are huge.
@@SimplyCyber thank you, that’s great to know. I happened to save the CISOlife NIST playlist you mentioned in another video so I’ll definitely check it out.
@@SimplyCyber right now I’m focused on defeating the 3 year “entry level” experience gap!
I know I'm a bit late, but I found this useful and will definitely watch more
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Have my interview tomorrow! Ahhh thank you
Crush it!
Great Vid! Thank you
Thank you. 😃
Very useful.thank you so much.
You are welcome
New logo is awesome!
thank you!
Very good answers and explanation for those questions. I just had the third and last roud of interview this week for a SOC analyst role. From these questions, I was only asked "How do you keep yourself updated with the information security news?" on my interview with the manager. The last round was a technical interview and I was not asked any of these questions, it's difficult to predict what is coming. I watched some other videos like this one and none of the questions I studied were asked. I made notes of the ones I did not know how to answer:
1. What is LSASS?
2. What's "curl" command in Linux?
3. How do you get to the domain controler after getting access to one of the computers in the network?
4. Where would you save a bat file in linux to make sure it would run after the system is rebooted?
5. Where is the event viewer saved in Windows?
Posting these questions here as it might be useful to someone. I don't feel confident about my last interview
Wet specific questions and appreciate you sharing. If ok w you I might create a part 2 that includes these and a few others I’ve heard. ☺️
@Gerald Auger, PhD - Simply Cyber ah that'd be fantastic 😊
Will you do a part 2?
Thanks again 🌸
My pleasure Ahmed!
That's really good 👍..
Hello there, I am aiming for a career change, looking into SOC analyst.
I have been consuming content from here and there but feel like my path needs more structure.
I will be taking 1 - SOC Core Skills w/ John Strand and 2 - Getting Started in Security with BHIS and MITRE ATT&CK w/ John Strand to get started.
Following the above, would you advise taking the Google IT Professional Certificate before jumping into the CompTIA Security+ or I should be alright jumping straight away into CompTIA Security+?
Thanks
Thanks for the video. I have a phone interview in about an hour.
This has made me confident to perform well on my up coming technical interview. I hope to do well enough to land the job. I do have a Masters in Computer and Digital Forensics.
I had my technical interview today, and at the end of the interview they said I did pretty good throughout the entire thing, so would you take that as a good sign?
@@crypticdan hey did you get the job? Also how many questions from the video would you say showed up on the interview
@Brandon yes I got the job, and mist of the questions helped build my confidence.
Ha ha ha ha! This auto-played after the Daily Threat Briefing, and man has your audio quality come a LONG way.
Lol. Savage. You are the expert and there is no doubt ur 💯 right. 😊
Please do all the questions in another video!!
Thanks Paul. Its on the roadmap. :)
Was there a part two to this?
Thank you for this, I have an interview for analyst position tomorrow!
You can do it! Crush it. Best wishes Flow Spice. I hope this vid helps. Calm, confident, honest are the best bet. Sending you good vibes.
@@SimplyCyber I did end up getting the job! Lots of reading, I'm loving it. Thanks for your help!
@@flowspice9371 AWESOME! Well done! So happy for you.
Can you tell me the interview questions/ list of concepts you prepared for the interview ?
What questions were you asked? Congrats
Great video, I have a SOC analyst 1 interview tomorrow. This was great for brushing up on. I think this is great for practicing.
how it go?
@@Alex-xi8ep I got the job! Now we're just getting all the HR paperwork done.
@@btlott1122 that is so good to hear. Did a lot of questions from this video come up?
Some of the questions for sure. I got the job so thank you again!
Thanks !!
You're welcome!
Man, i love you. Please do not correlate this name to the recurrent comments on linkedin. You're helping me a lot in getting in to the cyber market.
Thanks Guilherme. Happy the channel is helping you a lot! Thats the mission.
Hello can we have this available Level 2: Learners(Experienced but still learning)
At 4:10 is similar to the recent Uber breach. The Cybersecurity world is really interesting.
CCNA or Net+ ?? NOT for the cert but for the knowledge only, which would YOU recommend and why? I have 5yrs Desktop Support experience and just got Sec+ last month, looking to break into INFOSEC in any capacity.. but ideally and eventually, Pen-testing and or PURPLE Team. Also, currently self-learning Linux and Python but I'm seeing that for INFOSEC a strong foundation in Networking will be a huge boost... Appreciate YOUR input and advice
oNe
Id go Net+ there. CCNA is certified on using Cisco gear, and requires you to understand foundational networking, where Net+ teaches and certifies you know foundational networking (which i believe is a required skill to work in Cyber). If you want to work in networking than def go CCNA though (assuming where you work is a "Cisco-shop".
Check out these two FREE learning paths from AttackIQ academy. One on MITRE ATT&CK and the other on purple teaming. Seems like its in your wheel house. academy.attackiq.com/pages/learning-paths
Best wishes.
@@SimplyCyber CRAZIEST thing happened, and boy do I mean crazy.. I just landed an entry level PEN-TESTER position off a 2 month old forum job post, even tho it was old I still reached out and they apparently loved my energy, hunger, and drive so much they brought me onboard!! So now I'll be learning Networking on the job.. Along along with Security.. so for the time being, no more certs!! Woot, woot, I start MONDAY.. can't wait!!!
oNe
@@phabeondominguez5971 fantastic news. Congrats! Those soft skills can’t be taught. Way to drive hard and show your passion for the industry and job. Great win!
I would like the level 2 video
"... the interviewer is going to look at you and think 'okay this is like, more of a job to this person than a career.'" @26:56 Absolutely brilliant point.
yes this is very useful
Hello Gerald ..Thanks for your good work.you doing a great Job .
Quick question: what do you think is today's biggest cybersecurity risk ? And why...Briefly 🙏
Todays biggest cybersecurity risk really depends on what dimension you are talking about. Different industry's have different biggest risks. A catch all would be ransomware right now, but after solarwinds hack, supply chain is becoming more mainstream. As boring as it sounds, end user awareness training really is one of the best controls an org can use to reduce risk.
@@SimplyCyber Thanks very much 👍..You the Man!!!
Have an interview in a few mins and just wanted to come back to this. Little background. I’m a recent graduate and earned my degree in Computer Information Systems. Soon as I got out of school I landed a IT Analyst position at a help desk. Quickly learned that this isn’t what I want to do so I started looking into the cyber field since that’s what I originally wanted to do in school. Got my Sec+ cert and currently working on my CySA+ cert but I’m still trying to get into the cyber security field so I’ve been looking at Entry level SOC positions. Finally landed an interview and have been looking into common questions and realized that I know most of this. About 87% of it. My only issue is I get nervous during interviews as anyone would but hopefully I land this! I’ll post an update here if I get the job!
Wish i saw this as soon as you posted it. Hope you crushed it, your bg sets you up perfectly and prepping is showing your serious about this. Hope your reply to this comment is 'nailed it' . Best wishes.
@@SimplyCyber Unfortunately they moved on to other candidates who actually had experience under their belt. Which entry level Cyber security role should I be looking at? This is the third opportunity that a failed to score.
@@kidstarr100 soc analyst can be entry level. I’d suggest getting practical exp w “RangeForce “ and or “blue team labs online” and or “ cyber defenders”. These three platforms will give you time in the saddle of using soc tech and workflows. Experience it and add to resume.
@@SimplyCyber thank you for the tip. I’ll keep grinding and hopefully land a job soon
@@kidstarr100 how's it going so far my naija bros? I'm new to the field and have interview this week
To think I knew you back in the day... ;)
:) Hope you are well Ron.
Going to look at these. Interview with a recruiter about a cybersecurity analyst application I placed. Not sure if that means much as I have never gone through a recruiter, but gonna be as prepared as possible
Edit: lined up part 2 , hopes still not up, love the contrast in thumbnails now to then
Any updates on a job landed?
@@IdentityIAm111 unfortunately no luck yet, but still working at it!
Thank you very much Auger. I can't believe it, they called me to arrange an interview tomorrow for an entry SOC Analyst tier 1 position.
Go you! Go you! So pumped for the news! Best wishes and crush it. You got this, you know the role, show them how great you can be. Let me know if you don’t mind. Would love to celebrate with you!
@@SimplyCyber I just completed the interview, I had today. I should say that it was quite anxious as a process. There were many technical questions including networking,bashing,security, but overall I think I did good enough and I will wait for the next process of interviews.
@@emmanouilkoutsoulaftis6782 Great to hear. Interviews can be nerve-wracking and most interviewers know that. Hope you aced it, and that you showed them your personality and interest in Cyber. Best wishes!
Threat, Risk, Vulnerability explained in 2 seconds:
Threat is the rat, Vulnerability the hole, and Risk the potential for the rat to find the hole.
Great analogy
Hello how can i get a better view of these questions and answers please ???
I’m
Using this source for The questions: www.greycampus.com/blog/information-security/top-cyber-security-interview-questions
I just got hired after an hour and thirty minute interview. I told them about a few of my accomplishments and that i know javascript and my motivation.
The fact that they were so honest and transparent makes me feel comfortable about the work environment. I told them that it was something i am looking forward into working in.
Literally can't wait to start.
Wonderful news! So happy for you🎉
Cool Logo. You should colab with Heath Adams (The Cyber Mentor)
Heath is cool. Reached out a few times but I think hes super busy. :) Thanks for dropping a comment and checking out the content.
@@SimplyCyber thanks for getting back. That's cool you reached out since he is going to be pursuing the same degree you have from Dakota State. If you guys are ever able to get together that would be an awesome colab. Thanks for the great content!
@@hobgoblin4614 I knew he was looking into it, i didnt realize he applied/accepted. Definitely have to congratulate him when I talk to him. Thats great news. Thanks for sharing.
I have a soc analyst interview on the 28/07 I am currently here watching this at 26/07 00:41 (after my late night cap of gelato 41, I'm up crawling through TH-cam hoping to take some useful Information on board. Any tips or advice would be much appreciated.
P.s all the people out there currently looking to better themselves and further their career i wish you all the best, the society we live in today is crazy, we need to find a way to elevate as a human collective and use technology for the greater good for humanity and our planet.
I know it’s 3 months late but did you get the job? Also were u asked a lot of questions from the video?
yes Gerald
Thank you!
What's the best answer to "why doesn't Ping use any ports?"
Basic answer is ping doesn’t get far enough up the osi stack to need a port (ie transport layer). As far as I know it’s a network layer protocol. Icmp request out hoping for an icmp reply back
I am a new entrant in Cybersecurity career still trying to find my stand. How do you think I can acquire experience?
Do practical labs. Easiest way short of on job experience
@@SimplyCyber Can you enlighten me more on what you mean by a practical lab. I am very new in this career.
I have been unemployed my whole life. No one wants to hire me because I don't have experience, but I don't have experience because no one wants to hire me. Also, others get preferential treatment ahead of me... I hope you understand. Diversity and Inclusion does not include white males. I am almost 30 years old. I feel so desperate. I learned about cybersecurity, and that I can do many certifications.. so I am trying this.
There are several opportunities to get experience without the job in this field. Look for the playlist “how to break into cybersecurity w no experience” on my channel. Could help.
You addressed some good questions and provided some good resources, but the answers were somewhat long and rambling. Would be better to edit or preplan the answers better. Viewers time is valuable and videos that acknowledge/consider that are better than those that don't imo.
Thanks for the feedback. I don’t script my shows due to time constraints. Actively working on be more succinct
@@SimplyCyber I understand. Thets the life of a cyber security analyst huh.
Prelude to daily cyber security brief, eh?
Do I mention it in the video? It’s been a minute
You say, I haven't seen these questions before but I'm going to provide answers live in real time. Reminds me of daily briefs. Now, I'm going to go check out The One Cool Thing that you mentioned at the end of the video . Thank you!
so i made it to phase 2!
NOICE! best wishes.
@@SimplyCyber thank you doc! it's at 12 est tomorrow. ive been training for a pentester role but i went for analyst just to get my foot in the door so i feel well prepared. thanks in part to creators like yourself. keep it up! you may not have millions of viewers but youre making the bigger difference!
@@unholy7324 did you get the job? Also how many questions from the interview showed up? I’m currently taking a cybersecurity course to get certified and I’m preparing myself early before I start taking interviews in a few months
@@brandon137 no I didn't. And I'll have to watch this video again to tell you. Anxiety got me. I remember they asked me a bunch of red and blue team stuff for an analyst I position.
I however got promoted at my current role in the company and there's a internship coming next year I'm going to try for.
@@unholy7324 oh alright thanks for your response. Wishing you all the best
Sorry, sir, I can't understand your dialog because I am a bengali medium student, so please can you translate it in bengali .It my humble request for you.
Thank you.
A lot of stuttering and jumping around during question answering. maybe practice your presentation before posting? but thank you for posting and trying to help people out.
Thanks Sarah. I appreciate the constructive feedback. Given the time I have to commit this is the best I can do. Hopefully it wasn’t too distracting from being useful for you.
Time stamps ?
Look in the show description. you should be able to hit a drop down or show more button that will show the entire description that includes the time stamps.
See this vid in 2023. I see CIA as a log in form. Must be authorized to see your data and make sure its correct. And data is visible by authorized people 😊
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Am I the only one who thinks I just watched an instructional video from Bryan Callen? If you've ever seen How I Met Your Mother, you know who I'm talking about. Great video! But that was bugging me the whole time lol
Loved that show. All star cast. Hopefully Bilson is a compliment. Glad you liked the video
Why you start by saying incredible stressful?? 😩🤢🤢🤢
So freaking lousy man
TALK TOO MUCH, NO SUBSTANCE
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Wish it resonates better but not for everyone. Cheers!
KK, you have got to be kidding! Gerald kicked some serious good game! I was reading between the lines and I loved every minute of it!
This video was WAY longer than it needed to be. Good grief. Good content but sheesh you repeated so many things and went on tangents.
I don’t script most of my vids. This was very much stream of thought. Hope it brought some value despite
I have an interview Monday, I will use these tips!!
Hope the interview went well, and some of these questions were asked. :)