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Title: Top Network Security Interview Questions That You Should Know


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Top Network Security Interview Questions That
You Should Know
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As the world becomes more reliant on the internet
and the World Wide Web, network security is
becoming an increasingly important concern for
organizations of all sizes to consider and plan
for. Due to the over-reliance on various
verticals for business and personal
communication, network security is one of the
essential parts of any information security
process. To ensure optimum digital security and
compliance, organizations of all sizes and scales
should have proper strategies and mitigation
processes in place to secure their networks. In
this article, we will discuss the most frequently
asked questions in a network security interview.
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  • Question 1 What is the goal of network security
    in a company or organization, in your opinion?
  • Answer Network security should include the
    following components
  • Ensure that all users have access to the network
    at all times
  • Prevent unauthorized access to your network
  • Maintain the privacy of all clients
  • Protect networks from malware, hackers, and
    Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks
  • Protect and secure all data from theft and
    corruption
  • Question 2 Define vulnerability, threat, and
    risk in the context of network security?
  • Answer Vulnerability A vulnerability is defined
    as a flaw or violation in your system or hardware
    like modems, routers, access points.
  • Threat A threat is a method by which an incident
    is caused for example, a virus attack is
    considered a threat.
  • Risk A risk is an increase in the likelihood of
    a threat resulting from a secure but not
    sufficiently protected system.

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  • Question 3 What are the possible consequences of
    a computer network attack?
  • Answer The following are examples of potential
    outcomes
  • Data that is critical to a companys survival and
    success is lost or corrupted
  • Shareholders value has dropped
  • Profit lowered
  • Customers trust and reputation have deteriorated
  • Decrease brand value
  • Question 4 What are the best ways to protect
    yourself from a brute force login attack?
  • Answer You can take three significant steps to
    defend against a brute force login attack.
  • 1.There is a lockout on your account. Infringing
    accounts are disabled until the executive chooses
    to reactivate them.
  • 2.The progressive delay defense comes next. After
    a few unsuccessful login attempts, the account is
    locked for a specified number of days.
  • 3.At last, the challenge-response check prevents
    the login pages automatic submissions.

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Question 5 Define the terms symmetric and
asymmetric encryption. Answer Symmetric
Encryption The same key is used for both
encryption and decryption in symmetric
encryption. When it comes to symmetric, the
process moves at a faster rate. Asymmetric
Encryption Different keys are used for the two
processes in asymmetric encryption. This method
of encryption is difficult and time-consuming. Qu
estion 6 Define the terms white hat and black
hat hacker. Answer White hat and Black hat
hackers are two synonymous terms. Both groups are
knowledgeable at breaking into networks and
gaining access to otherwise secured data. White
Hat Hacker These are referred to as ethical
hackers. Organizations or government agencies
commonly use them to identify flaws. Black Hat
Hacker The creation of malware is the
responsibility of Black hat hackers. They gain
unauthorized access to data or networks, causing
severe damage and stealing sensitive information.
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Question 7 Define the salting process and its
application. Answer Salting adds special
characters to a password to make it more secure.
This strengthens the passcodes in two ways it
makes it longer and helps to add another set of
characters from which a hacker would have to
guess. Its a reasonable precaution to take for
users who have a habit of creating weak
passwords. Still, its a low-level defense
because many highly experienced hackers are
already familiar with the process and consider
it. Question 8 What are your strategies for
dealing with Man-In-The-Middle
attacks? Answer A Man-in-the-Middle attack
occurs when a third party monitors and controls
communication between the two parties while the
latter is utterly unaware of the situation. There
are two approaches to dealing with this
attack. 1.Stay away from open Wi-Fi
networks 2.Both parties should use end-to-end
encryption




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Question 9 Which is the more secure option,
HTTPS or SSL? Answer HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer
Protocol Secure) combines HTTP and SSL (Secure
Sockets Layer) to encrypt and secure a users
browsing activity. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is
a data encryption protocol that encrypts data
sent over the internet among two or more
entities. Though this is close, SSL comes out on
top in terms of overall security, though any of
these are useful to know for web
development. Question 10 What does AAA stand
for? Answer AAA is an acronym for
Authentication, Authorization, and
Accounting. Authentication The procedure of
determining whether a user is authorized to use
the system and network is known as
authentication. Login and password are commonly
used for authentication. Authorization Access
control rights are referred to as authorization.
This means that, depending on the position in the
organization, each user on the network has access
to different portions of data, information, and
applications. Accounting Network accounting is
a type of accounting that collects all network
activity for each user.




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advantage by demonstrating to potential employers
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