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FEGEITOK:
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This thread has been silent for a while.

Hope this post jerks it to life lol.

I got a remote cyber security job interview on Monday.

I need to clinch this job to hedge against the continuous fall of the Naira.


How do I ace this interview?

Thanks in advance.

So far I have been using LinkedIn Interview preparation videos and sample responses.

Getting an interview means you’re halfway there. Good luck.

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Understanding Attack Methods

– Eavesdropping: traditional method of spying with the intent to gather information

– Passive Attacks are characterized by techniques of observation

– Host Traffic Analysis: used to identify systems of particular interest

– Network Analysis: the computer traffic across the network can be analyzed to create a map of the hosts and routers

– Phising: a social engineering technique utilizes fake emails sent to unsuspecting victims, which contain a link to the criminal’s counterfeit website.

– Spear Phising: this attack targets a specific server, user, database, or network device.

– Dumpster Diving: attackers will frequently resort to rummaging through the trash for discarded information

– Malware: malicious software which exploits a known vulnerability or creates its own.

– Trojan Horse: malicious programs frequently use the Trojan horse concept to deliver viruses, worms, logic bombs, and other root kits through downloaded files.

– Root Kit: attackers embed a root kit into downloadable software. This malicious software subverts security settings by linking itself directly into the kernel process, system memory, address registers, and swap space.

– Maintenace Accounts: may be part of the default settings or created for system support

– Robot Networks: Malware programs such as Trojan horses can built bot-net composed of computers owned by unsuspecting users.

– SQL Injection: the entire computing world depends on information kept in a database. Input validation is required to prevent unauthorized access to databases.

– Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): a programming technique that enables one website, such as a shopping cart, to drive another website.

– Zero-Day Attack: refers to any attack that has not been seen before

– War Dialing: uses an automated modern-dialing utility to launch a brute force attack against a list of phone numbers.

– Source Routing: designed to ignore the configuration of the network routers and follow the instructions designated by the sender.

– Packet Replay: Packets are retransmitted (replayed) within a short time window to trick a computer system into believing that the sender is a legitimate user.

Dipsaint:
Do I need a degree in Computer Science or Cyber Security to pursue a career in Cybersecurity?

Presently, I'm an Agricultural Engineering student of the University of Ibadan. I have full interest in Cybersecurity and I've spent almost all my time during this lockdown to develop Cybersecurity skills and acquire some certificates.

I'm planning to take the ComptiaSecurity+ exam next year.

Thank you.

My response is probably going to be controversial; but here goes ...

1. You don’t need a degree in Comp Sci. or Cybersecurity to pursue a career in Cybersecurity.

2. CompTIA Sec+ is a good place to start. CompTIA Sec+ assumes you have some of the knowledge contained in the CompTIA A+ & N+ exams.

3. Other starter (ish) Cybersecurity certs to consider included CEH, Cisco CCNA, Isc2 SSCP etc...

Special mention ought to be made for the Isaca’s CSX-P - Cybersecurity Practitioner Certification. It is probably one of the most hands-on certs out there. Any serious starter ought to give this a close look.

4. The cissp is the Cert that makes the most sense in Cybersecurity today. An old saying goes, “if you’re going to eat a toad, eat a fat & juicy one.”

A lot depends on you but IMHO if u start studying for the cissp today and it takes u 1, 2 or 3 years to pass, then you’re closer to your dream than any other route I can think of.

Passing the cissp exam would make you an associate of the isc2, until u can prove 4 to 5 years active Cybersecurity experience to be a full certified cissp. Even with the associate designation you will be miles ahead of the “also rans”.

The cissp is nice to have. The path & knowledge you go through to be a cissp would also probably give you an idea of which area of Cybersecurity u might want to eventually specialize in.

Do note that cissp is a risk exam.

Another growth area is cloud. The certs to look at here include AWS & CCSP & CCSK ...

A special shout out to OSCP, data analytics, SIEMs, python programming, SOCs, etc ... These are other paths to consider.

Please put your comments below or you can send me a dm or email if u have futher questions ...

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Meanwhile, anyone prepping for AWS Certified Security - Specialty? Let's connect.

Interested. Let’s connect ...

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The Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Self-Paced Review Course offered by (ISC)2 is intended to help you determine whether you are ready to pursue the CISSP certification. Before you begin your credentialing journey, you may want to establish exactly what the CISSP entails, in terms of the concepts and depth of understanding you’ll be expected to demonstrate. This course can help you start that aspect of your process.

The course itself will introduce you to the many areas of study you’ll be expected to know and understand as a CISSP candidate. While this course does not constitute training (it will not explain, in detail, what you need to know to pass the exam), it will convey the concepts and ideas that comprise the Exam Outline for the CISSP. It will introduce you to which subjects may be covered in the actual preparatory courseware and the exam.

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Please note that this course is not intended to teach you these topics and shouldn’t be perceived as a means to acquire the knowledge and experience required for certification; rather, this course is intended to highlight the breadth and extent of the various subjects you’ll be expected to understand when taking the CISSP examination.

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