Adaptiv Networks Network Security Analyst Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Risk user analysis,table used for it
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Q2. Mitre attack framework,different techniques
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The MITRE ATT&CK framework is a knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations.
• MITRE ATT&CK provides a comprehensive list of techniques used by attackers to compromise systems.

• Techniques are categorized into tactics such as Initial Access, Execution, Persistence, etc.

• Examples of techniques include Spearphishing Attachment, Command and Scripting Interpreter, and Registry Run Keys / S
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Q1. Hashing vs encryption
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Q2. Threat vs vulnerability vs risk
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The topics covered includes reasoning, arithmetic, and English.

Q1. Repeat the sentences
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Q2. Correct the jumbled sentences
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Q1. OOPS concept, SQL
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Q1. Mostly from tcp/ip , dns, dhcp and firewall
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Q1. Tcp/ip , dns , dhcp , paloalto firewall all features
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Q1. Fortigate IPsec tunnel
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Fortigate IPsec tunnel is a secure connection established between two Fortigate devices for secure communication.
• IPsec tunnel is used to encrypt data traffic between two Fortigate devices

• Fortigate devices authenticate each other using pre-shared keys or certificates

• IPsec tunnel can be configured using the Fortigate web interface or CLI commands
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Q2. Fortigate HA cluster and how it work
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Fortigate HA cluster is a high availability setup where two or more Fortigate devices work together to ensure continuous network security.
• Fortigate HA cluster involves setting up two or more Fortigate devices in an active-passive or active-active configuration.

• In active-passive setup, one device is active while the other is on standby, ready to take over in case of failure.

• In active-active setup, both devices actively ...read more
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Q1. Packet FLow of fortigate
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Packet flow in Fortigate involves ingress, inspection, routing, and egress stages.
• Ingress stage: Packet enters the Fortigate device through a physical or virtual interface.

• Inspection stage: Packet is inspected by security policies, firewall rules, and security services like antivirus and IPS.

• Routing stage: Packet is routed based on destination IP address and routing table.

• Egress stage: Packet exits the Fortigate device...read more
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Q2. Ipsec tunnel and troubleshooting
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Q1. About yourself and company details
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Q1. Ospf, bgp states
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Q2. How stp work in 3 switches
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STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) is used to prevent loops in a network by blocking redundant paths between switches.
• STP elects a root bridge to serve as the central point in the network

• Each switch determines the best path to the root bridge based on the lowest path cost

• Ports on switches are designated as root ports, designated ports, or blocking ports to create a loop-free topology
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Q1. Incident response life cycle
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Q2. Cyber kill chain
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