Questions were not specifically about one topic, rather they were "Imagine a situation..." type of questions, like behavioural questions. For example: "Imagine, that your colleague get's sick and you need to replace him for a presentation meeting with a customer. How would you approach this situation?"
1. What you did in your last project.
Conversations about industry experience in recent security, compliance, and governance changes and how they affect and impact business.
there were multiple post/get request https pages. There was a lot of random information that I didn't know. A user name was also called bad actor or something spread within the request.
Why do you want to work at PFG?
What is the difference between a policy and a procedure ?
What is a water hole attack?
overall experience
No unusual or difficult questions Pretty standard technical questions.
What are salted hashes?
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